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Nice What type of fly is that? Do you culture them yourself and are they flightless?
Blue bottle flies. They can't fly freshly hatched, plus they'd been in the fridge. I buy them as casters, keep them in the fridge and take out a handful at a time to hatch.Nice What type of fly is that? Do you culture them yourself and are they flightless?
I'm always looking for new feeders that don't reek and stink up my office like crickets. (And cockroaches are outlawed in Canada)
Lord of the FliesPamphobeteus sp Costa. First feed with me.
Thank you.That is just a stunning set of images. Beautiful animal.
Cheers. To be fair it's all down to the model/subject.Awesome shots
WOW! What size is she at the moment?
9cm leg span. So small. For some reason though she just looks big to me when I see her on screen. I think when my Pamphobeteus antinous sheds again she'll be the same size.WOW! What size is she at the moment?
I was thinking she looked big on the screen. Another beautiful T you have there mate.9cm leg span. So small. For some reason though she just looks big to me when I see her on screen. I think when my Pamphobeteus antinous sheds again she'll be the same size.
Aye. I think it's because she's so well proportioned. My Pamphobeteus antinous is a good size compared to when I got her but is still very, very leggy.I was thinking she looked big on the screen. Another beautiful T you have there mate.