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Female Regalis

I mix it up sometime. Its between wax worms, super/meal worms and dubias. Good luck :)

I love your shelving setup :D

I agree with the others. Poo. Also, if you look closely and see the white specs moving then there could be mites. All in all looks like nothing to worry about :) Cute sling :D

Thank you, thank you :D

Thank you :D Yes, so far they are coming out snow. I will definitely post more pictures :)

Can anyone confirm what phase this little guy might be? I'm assuming Snow. Morph wasn't listed when I got the male (dad) or female (mom) :O_o: 5 of 14 eggs have hatched (3 of those are pipping making 8 total hatchlings) My first clutch :D Mom With Eggs

I've never had any luck with mature males eating. Though when they make it to their new owners and mate, they inform me he's eating :? Supposedly males are more concerned about mating than meals... *shrugs*

Ah yes, burying themselves is another annoyance. -.- Smashed heads sounds like another plan I could use (not only for my slings either) ;)

The one thing I hate about dubia is that they're smart. If i were to drop a dubia in with a T and the T hovers over it, the dubia would "play dead" (not move), making the T uninterested. I now have to pretty much use the tongs to hold on to either a leg or wing for it to wiggle about to entice...

Hey all, Anyone from NYC going to the Hamburg, PA show next weekend (April 30th)? Thanks!

My boyfriend and I will definitely be there. Mostly for supplies, but I'm hoping to snag a T or two maybe even a few :p

I'm very sorry for your loss :( Poor guy. I love it how the delivery guys toss packages around without a care in the world; and heaven forbid you do the same with their own mail. I remember I went to ship a T and I told them to mark it fragile. After everything was processed, this heifer...

I think they're pretty awesome as well. The only "bad" thing I've heard on them is that they're really slow growers.