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actually, I had no idea those even existed. I guess you learn new things everyday! Thanks!

I also forgot to mention - accompanying our Chicks are three Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Gonna keep this particular Goatpoast short cause it’s off topic, but they are amazing creatures. Hopefully Dinosaur and Goat get along, we plan on introducing them when the Hens get much bigger and more used to...

I've said this before (IDK, I don't even remember what I had for breakfast), but the store where I bought Dragon had Desert Hairy Scorpions for, like 60$ or something around that figure. ......yeeeeeeaaaaaahhh.....

I was kinda interested in getting into parrot-culture. Probably not at this very moment, as we do already have a wide selection of avian dinosaurs (chickens lmao) and other animals, but maybe sometime in the near future. As such, what are the best parrots for beginners? What do you guys...

Yup. We've got around two dozen Dinosaurs rn. I'd upload photos, but they're all awful quality. The little guys haven't gotten used to people yet, so it's hard to take pictures of them. Egyptian Fayoumi (mine, her name is Tyrannosaurus Rex, cause, y'know) Golden-Lace Wyandottes Australorp...

Moon Crabs are beautiful, too bad they're hella expensive whenever I see them up for sale

In terms of experience, I gotta go with the OG Coenobita Clypeatus. Very active and curious guys, also very good size as well (mine had a legspan of about 4'' before he passed). In terms of looks or assumptions or what i've seen online... that easily goes to Vampire Crabs. Ever since I saw...

My Mastigoproctus Giganteus has always been more of an 'active' Vinnie. She usually burrows (as do all Vinnies, obviously) but then always exploded from the earth like a geyser every night and ambles about. Recently, however, I haven't seen her-two of the three crickets I put in were never...

sometime. My juv. Vinnie is able to catch them with relative ease and smoosh em not shortly after, but dang they put up quite a fight

Two words-Black. Lab. My dad used to have two when I was really little. Super friendly. depending on the individual.

Yeah, that's what I meant. I didn't know that Agyrodes even did that, cool stuff.

Is anyone who's good at IDing fish around? If so, could you help me ID this Electric Catfish I saw up for sale? I know it's nearly impossible to ID them (since most species look alike), but I looked at several possible species and I think it's either M. Electricus or Paradoxoglanis ssp. but I...

Let us not forget that bananas, in fact, are omnivores. We share 50% of our genes with 'em, must be troo.

Spiders are active/ambush predators. They hunt by attacking a prey item, digging their fangs in, and injecting a dosage of venom which kills/paralyzes the prey item. No single spider is a parasite. They have no anatomical structures that would suggest that.

incorrect.

Gize guize iem supre-spuked ie fownd somethin wif 4 legs or somethin that walks on water like jeyzuses and iem prety shur iz in the genyus of Hydrarchos exczeptt with FOUR LEGZ GUYS THEYRE ELVOLVLVINININ N ALL THAT n allsow freswatre or whatever In all seriousness though, they're orb-weavers...

That would be my guess. I mean, he is one for dramatization/misidentification (once telling me he found a muskellunge, when in reality it was a pickerel of some sorts). I could probably get images though when I see him next

Unfortunately not. Theres always a possibility, however, that he dug up some Pogonomyrmex instead and mistook them for fire ants. Kinda hard to tell, but I'll definately take a closer look when I see him again

Yep. And yes, my friend is local. As far as where he found them I have no idea, he most likely dug them up, but again I have no clue

I know ants being available in the US is pretty tricky, since (if I remember properly)... A: non-native Queen ants are prohibited. Whether it’s simply from another country or if it’s in between state boundaries (or probably both lmao) B: non-native ants period are prohibited from other...