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spideyspinneret78 · Jul 24, 2021

I'm thinking female from what I can see.

MrGhostMantis · Jul 24, 2021

Female, that T needs a snack

Edoggerson · Jul 24, 2021

MrGhostMantis said:
Female, that T needs a snack

Had two juvenile isopods today. Suppose I try to feed her more or wait till tomorrow? Seller said it just molted but I'm not sure that contributes to abdomen size

MrGhostMantis · Jul 24, 2021

Edoggerson said:
Had two juvenile isopods today. Suppose I try to feed her more or wait till tomorrow? Seller said it just molted but I'm not sure that contributes to abdomen size

Isopods are tiny, not a good food source. Get roaches and crickets for her.

Edoggerson · Jul 24, 2021

MrGhostMantis said:
Isopods are tiny, not a good food source. Get roaches and crickets for her.

Clearly you haven't witnessed the raw GIRTH of a plump juicy dairy cow. I culture these guys and have them in every size and they get quite large

spideyspinneret78 · Jul 24, 2021

A small hornworm might also be a good choice because they have a lot of moisture for hydration.

MrGhostMantis · Jul 24, 2021

Edoggerson said:
Clearly you haven't witnessed the raw GIRTH of a plump juicy dairy cow. I culture these guys and have them in every size and they get quite large

But for a 3-4” T it’s not close to suitable.
Also any that aren’t eaten can and will nibble on a molting T.

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