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I'm Banning Arachnoboards. If my asking one question about the care and breeding of a certain insect which was fully answered and closed by Cydea in Post #8 becomes a never ending drama that ends up at Post #28 with obnoxious comments and my name being called out (and always by the same people)...

My post on the illegality of possessing baby turtles and using the USPS to mail venomous inverts must have been overlooked so I'll quote it once again. Enjoy. Cheers Folks.

In the last photo, why is the snail's body so white, is it an albino?

Thank you. My point exactly, that's the only reason I brought it up. Likewise, I already know about the need for a permit and its more like I don't care. Cheers.

Instead, Lets Discuss the Illegality of Mailing Venomous Inverts Via the USPS With all due respect, the issue of the need for a permit from the USDA to possess Phasmids in the USA has been discussed ad nauseam on this board. Do a topic search. Almost everyone is aware of the regulation...

Do you still have this Gigantea? Is it missing one of its terminal legs? Why not post some new photos

A Permit Is Required To Possess Phasmids - Common Knowledge It should also be known that possessing or selling ANY turtle with a shell diameter of less than 4" is a violation of Federal Law. Yet there are websites devoted solely to selling those same turtles Mailing any arachnid...

A female Pomeranian that's been spayed shouldn't be humping it's toys. Period. Lol. But as long as the discharge is clear it doesn't sound like an infection. The diarrhea can be fixed by having her lick a little Pepto Bismal off your fingertip. If the discharge and diarrhea have stopped...

Did you consider S. mutilans (Chinese Red Head)? They're supposedly communal so you can get four and keep them in the same enclosure and eventually end up with pedelings to sell. They're inexpensive too.

Hardwickei Pedelings Cannibilizing Peter, I watched all your videos on YouTube ("Peter Grabowitz"). You appear to be extremely successful with breeding S. hardwickei. And one adult female had to be thee fattest centipede I've ever seen. So why no hardwickei on your price list? Also, in one...

Cydaea - But when all is said and done, is it worth it?

Cydaea - Thanks for all that information. But let me clarify something. It takes 1 year for the egg to hatch. Then 1 year for the nymph to mature. Then it only lives 1-2 more years? That's not cool. Also, I agree about the Britney thing.

Yeah, that's the same person. I have some questions: How long does it take for the eggs to hatch? How long for the nymph to reach adulthood? What is the going rate for an adult in Europe? Are they hardy? How long do they live? How many eggs do they lay? What is the female max size? On...

Are you sure that's not a galapagoensis?

Slightly increase the temperature in their enclosure.

What Happened to Arienette - Phasmid Girl - I Wanted to Ask About the Care of Heteropteryx dilatata Whatever happened to Arienette, the Phasmid Girl, I wanted to ask her some questions about the care and breeding of Heteropteryx dilatata (described as "the Holy Grail" of Phasmids). It's become...

On a YouTube video I came across, it shows an Asian-American, a Brit, and a bunch of Third World Cambodians taunting and then decapitating a foot long centipede they found behind their hut. Not enough, they then proceed to chop its body up with some sort of caveman-style hoe or rake. It never...

Captive born Bog Turtle hatchlings $1000/each

Exotic Inverts S. gigantea, S. v. viridicornis, S. hardwickei, S. galapagoensis, African Green & Peach Tiger, Trachycormacephalus, Chinese Tiger-leg, S. hermosa, Yunnan Giant, E. trignopodus (yellow-leg & blue-ring), Heteropteryx dilatata, S. mutilans, S. heros (heros, arizonensis...

Heterometrus swammerdammi Pandinus imperator (w/red claws)