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I'm going to Repticon Atlanta in November. Anyone had luck finding Ts at the ATL Repticon? Or any Repticon in the east/southeast?

That's not abnormal. Take the crickets out and let your sling get acclimated with it's new enclosure. Try again in about 5 days to a week. It can take a T some time to get used to it's new home; or if it is in pre-molt, it won't eat. I would definitely take the crickets out just in case your LP...

Yeah I agree, the language is ambiguous. With regard to pet stores, however, they constitute an exception. The amendment to the code was adopted in 2006 thus any licensed pet store in operation at the time of adoption of the amendment can continue to sell certain "wild animals" given certain...

Once every two weeks is fine; even though you'll learn G. roseas can be stubborn eaters as they go on fasts from time to time. If you have access to dubia roaches, I'd go that route. They're meatier, don't bite, don't smell as rancid as crickets, and do not carry nematodes. If your rosea doesn't...

No I was responding to the guy who started the thread. I haven't read the Rochester code. ---------- Post added 02-25-2012 at 11:39 AM ---------- Strike that, I just read the Rochester code. Rochester prohibits owning, harboring, keeping, etc. any wild animals. Wild animals, pursuant to the...

Here is the language of the law you're referring to http://72.0.151.116/nyc/RCNY/r724h061.asp?zoom_highlight=exotic+pets Scroll down to section 161.01. It is a fairly extensive law. Before 1965, any person had a right to own "wild animals" so long as they had proper safeguards in place so as to...

You'll be fine. The more you worry, the more you'll check on them, thus the more you'll stress them out. Give them a nice, comfortable place to live, let them adjust, and they'll do fine. They're awesome Ts. You got a good freebie.

^ this guy. It really isn't that hard, unless it's an Avic. A. geniculata are fairly hardy. For taller vials, just add more substrate.

The pill vials with ventilation are perfect. They don't need a lot of room. The more surface area you give a sling, the more room it has to hurt itself, and it's harder for them to find their prey in comparatively large containers. Keep it simple and small while they're young. The fogger and fan...

Yeah he tried it out. He had some bad luck though back in '08. Here's a video of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9BJX32KT34

My first post. Noob to the site, but been in the hobby for a while. ^ this guy. Plus here are a couple of videos, not mine, showing good L. violaceopes enclosures along with what you can expect as far as speed. Also these guys' channels are a great resource when it comes to general T info. Good...