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Thanks for the info, I had a feeling it was something to do with mating, I dont know much else really, the question is asked from a freinds friend lol, all i know is that he said it was on his back, on the ground spinning a web, and with A. Avics being aboreal I just thought it odd he would be...

But if he is a mature male, why would he be on his back spinning a web?? Is that what mature males do?

Why would a A. Avic be on its back on the ground spinning a web? It molted last week, so no molt is due, thats the only info I know on it, any info much appreciated thanks..

I voted less than 5 mins, but other days they get lots of attention, I have so many herps, I set a side certain times of the day for some of them, others only get every other day, I have 18 snakes, 8 lizards, 2 dogs and a parakeet, besides my 7 Ts :D

If you got a baby and feed it pinkies from the start you should be ok, thats what I did, mine doesnt even know what fish is lol, I just put a few mice in his water and he fishes for them...

Garter snakes can be fed on mice, I have one that eats nothing but mice, feeding them a diet of fish is not healthy for them, they don't get the right nutrients or vitamins and can cause the snake to have seizures later on and early death, as others have said, corns and kings are a good snake to...

Here's pics of my recent additions to my herp family.. Bounce my RTB only a baby 22" long, had her just over a week.. Oscar, had him about 3 weeks, already putting his weight on.. Jerri, had him just over a week, he is settling in nicely...

I think you might have a point there, I see white stuff at the bottom of his bowl too, he's obiously using it as a garbage dump. he was specifically getting lumps of soil from all over and taking to his water bowl, and filled it till it was full :) It definately wasnt accidental..

No I wasnt worried in fact its really amazing to watch, I have had him a while now and he has never done it before, now he has a water dish full of soil lol.

My B. albopilosum is getting big lumps of soil and carring it to his water bowl and dropping it in there, I have never seen him do this before, why would he fill his water bowl in particular? could it be he is just making a burrow or is there a reason for it? He has already made his burrow, so...

He's about 9 inches including tail length, and he's about 3 months old, and he's a little star, he has me in fits of laughter, he so funny, especially when he runs on his hind legs like a T-Rex :D

My Reptiles I am owned by not sure of the sexes of all of them! 11 corn snakes 2 King snakes 2 Rat snakes 1 Ball Python 1 Garter Snake 4 Bearded Dragons 2 Adult female, 1 juvi female, 1 juvi male. 1 Veiled Chameleon, male. 1 Collared Lizard, male. Think thats everyone :p

Heres a few pics of my collared lizard, he's very tame, in the first pic hes just been tormenting the beardies, he has the run of my room for a few hours each day, and he loves being out and about. another pic, taking a breather on my knee!! Watching T.V

Awww, im so sorry your little beardie didnt make it, you did what you could and thats what matters, it must be heartbreaking for you, after all what you did to help him/her, good luck with future breedings. I'm hoping to breed mine next year I have 4, 3 females and 1 male, so I could end up...

Shes Molting yippeeee!!!! Well after all this debating, I get up this morning and my G. Rosea is on her back, its started, I have watched her for the past couple of days, and she webbed up a few things, I have now been waiting and watching patiently since getting up this morning, she must of...

It depends how much needs doing in there, but shes very calm usually, she has only kicked hairs at me once, sometimes she scurries away from me and others she just sits around. I have escaped crix all over lol, I have just started to breed them as I have 6 Lizards to feed also, but the ones I...

Hi there, I have a B. albopilosum (Curlyhair) and she is the same, she has made a burrow and she only comes out at night, I feed her crickets by dropping them in and then take a peek to make sure she got it, sometimes I have to disturb her burrow that she made under her log to check for uneaten...

I would say a bite could be dangerous if you where allergic or an elderly person with a bad heart or something, I mean people have been killed with bee and wasp stings, I suppose it works the same for Ts, some people it really affects and other don't even know they have been bit.

I breed crix and i can never see the eggs, i just see the tiniest crix after they have hatch its like they come from nowhere, could be cricket eggs, my friend had a cricket lay in her Ts tank and ended up with baby crix all over it, hope you get it all sorted, good luck...

Blimey, 2 dozen crix, The crickets probably killed him :? they prob feeding on him rather than other way round. has he ever had a molt before while with you?