Fungus gnats and fruitflies have different eradication methods. Try to google pictures of both so you come up with the best plan. For either, I let the enclosure dry our slightly and use sticky traps. Good luck - they are so annoying!
I've seen these as "old age" spots. I've had different species get them and I have treated them with an athlete's foot medicine. You might be able to search for some pros and cons treating it here. I've had good results using it but it only slows it down; doesn't cure it. I would watch it for...
Yes, completely depends on tree species. "Hard" and "Soft" don't necessarily refer to the feel by touch of the wood but rather the resilience of the lumber it produces.
I'm glad to see an update and sorry for the frustration in learning more. But as long as Snit is an insufferable nuisance, he's doing his job and all is well!
I have a Pixie frog. I love him because he is huge and easy, IMO to take care of. Not active unless he's eating. I have dart frogs. Super interesting to watch and the enclosures are beautiful to look at but they do have specific needs that must be met. I would not say they are hard to take...
Definitely go with a company that has a better reputation! Most of UG (if not all) are wild caught. Dart frogs are 100% better CB. And I agree with all the posters who recommend live plants vs fake, A frog knows. Just ask them.
It doesn't look like enough ventilation to me. Also, baby scarlet and BB millipedes are tiny and could likely escape since your substrate is almost to the top. I generally leave about 6" (15 cm) at the top for circulation. Another consideration is the humidity of your room and the season. My...
Size matters. To the OP - If you wanted to keep vertebrates, say even tiny mourning geckos, think of what they eat in a week. I'm not talking sealed, just "sustained" (as the Snark said). Think of the "circle of life factory" you would have to have to create this amount of food weekly and then...
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