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some old pictures of one of my eunectes notaes . I apologize for the terrible quality.

In my experience I get better hatch rates when I keep springtails with the eggs.

Not likely the door was locked and the only person that knows I have them and can pick locks has an alibi

They were in separate containers and not in direct sunlight. Can you see why I'm confused

Then it was delayed as I last fed them a week ago today was supposed to be feeding day

Pesticides may have been sprayed but they typically warn the neighborhood as many of us have a negative reaction to pesticides. Also I only lost the nymphs

If anyone has any ideas on what happened to any of us in this boat please speak up any help would surely be appreciated. I lost 180 platymeris biguttatus between the time I left and when I returned maybe 4 hours. there was no significant change in temperature so I'm stumped as to what happened

If the substrate still doesn't seem like it'll hold a burrow you could dump it out and allow it to dry completely. Then break it up and add more clay.

Has it dried yet?

For me it was after a surgery that reduced my balance, eyesight, and fine motor skills to a shadow of what they were. It led me to sell off all but three of my inverts. After about a year my eyesight had mostly returned to normal, and confidence in my ability to care for the animals I love grew.

I'd go with archimandrita tesselata. they may be a little pricey for a first insect as you'd want a small colony, but they're easy to care for and specimens tend to be easy to handle.

I just don't have good luck with blaberus species I bought 5 blaberus craniifer and ended up with 4 males and then then they decided to eat the female but I would love to get some for the store and a few females would be nice so I would have a use for all of my males. I will say this my entire...

I love Archimandrita tesselata and I do have a fare amount but I cant bring myself to sell any :D plus in my experience they tend to be slow growers.

the only problem I have with blaburus giganteus is every time I ever get any all I get are males

I currently work at a local pet store and we like to offer a variety and we are looking for a few new roach species that would make for good beginner pet we already have gromphadorhina portentosa and eublaberus sp. ivory but we are in need of something new and I thought to myself I should...

I would say no more than 6 inches wide/long with very small critters but that's just how I look at it.

I was wondering if anyone else made micro terrariums if so could you share your design and what it houses. I just created my first micro terrarium its about 4 wide inches by 8 inches tall with a custom tree and it houses 7 panchlora nivea I don't have any pictures at the moment but they will be...

roaches, assassin bugs, scorpions that I don't already have, and maybe baby boas can't have too many of them

sorry for the late pic