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when I’m reading the replies it appears insulting. Some posts assuming that I have done no research or implies incompetence. However constructive feedback is always welcomed.

Thank you for helpful advice. A few responses are off putting and unnecessary. I do know the darts would/could be eaten by the Pac-Man frog. I have a small Pac-Man now, but they are so simple. Seems a larger space than needed for the pacman. I am asking more for ideas on varied inhabitants...

I am receiving a biotope aquarium, I would like some ideas on what to do with it. I was considering using it for a Pac-Man frog or gargoyle gecko ? Maybe dart frogs with a Pac-Man frog ? How do you fertilize the plants without harming the frogs ? Any other ideas ?

That’s how I read it too. Gotta start some where. My first was horned baboon. I don’t know if that’s the best to start but that’s what I did.

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Imo Emilia is more calm, might as well get them both. You probably will either way.

I wouldn’t hesitate, easy T. Loves it’s belly rubs.

Easy answer. B. emilia.

The MBK is really cool looking, also has a price tag to match though. Thank you, this girl has been a fantastic eater, also she has been really well mannered.

Main reason why I’m here. Got a new King, kinda regret not getting the MBK. This is what the kids wanted though. She’s cool Annd a leopard gecko.

Here’s my girl, with meh boy.

I have young kids too. I keep my Ts on the top shelf of my closet, out of reach. It's tough to make it impossible for something to happen. Nothing beats parental supervision and making it difficult for something adverse to happen.

I've had two, still have a female. The male I had never flicked hairs but did the famous defence stance alot. He was actually a brocklehursti. The current female genic, she occasionally tries to hair yet I've not seen a defensive stance for two years. They both eat/ate anything that touches...

No.. You're right that's about it. Thanks Trenor but I'll keep the Ts for now. Took along time to find out what Ts are my favourites.

Thank you all for the replies. I keep the dubias in with rollers and a few glow spots. I will not keep crix due to noise and smell as stated. But the geniculata is not appeased by mealworms or crix. I just like the roaches and feel bad for them at that time. Not sure if there's anything to I...

I've never been like this this before, but I've become more fond of the feeders. I'm unsure if there's anything to do about it. I actually feel bad for the roaches and like them. I only have 4 arachnids and the feeder box.

Dubia roaches are easy as well, and for large specimens they are a good feeder to use especially after a molt.

They aren't "defensive" you will be fine. Avicularia minatrix are pretty tolerable of handling and are beautiful imo.

That's helpful, she has plenty of anchor points. Sounds pretty simple, not to mention she was very easy to collect. Thank you for the insight.

I don't see them as pets or a collection. I just find them as entertaining creatures that I look after. I don't feel attached to them in any way, I just like having them.