Didn't know they made them in extra small...

[Twisted]

Hahahaha, just got this guy the other day from Dean at NW Inverts. He is in a condiment cup.

C. elegans

 

[Mattyb]

Haha very cute lil one you have there. I've had them so small they could fit on the finger nail of my pinkie finger.

 

[Mack&Cass]

I feel ya, we've got 3 and you need a microscope to see them, it's crazy. I can't wait until they molt a couple times and at least become visible. One of the Canadian members had a hatchout recently and he said that it was like separating an ant colony.

-Cass

 

[Ictinike]

Wow tiny little bugger!

Not like a T.blondi hatch or 1st instar

 

[Mattyb]

Wow tiny little bugger!

Not like a T.blondie hatch or 1st instar

T.blondi

no e on the end....little pet peeve of mine.....

 

[Ictinike]

T.blondi

no e on the end....little pet peeve of mine.....

Ahh right you are Matt, my apologies; it's gettin late :worship:

 

[Teal]

He is so darn cute! I can't wait for mine to come

 

[pouchedrat]

Aw yeah I love when they're itty bitty... my Cyriocosmus perezmilesi was that itty bitty when I got it, it's now finally bigger and showing color.

This was a pic taken even after a molt or two, and I don't exactly have a large index finger either, lol:

 

[Teal]

Aww, so tiny! Watching them take down prey at that size must be awesome!

 

[PSYS]

WOW!! Tiny one ya got there...

 

[thumpersalley]

My trinidad dwarf is as small as a piece of peat moss substrate. Lives in a vial about 1 inch tall by 1/2 inch wide. Kim

 

[Steve Calceatum]

And I thought my H. mac was small!! Makes me think twice about getting one...I'd be terrified of losing it!!!

How do you sufficiently ventilate something that small?