moseymoo222
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- May 6, 2014
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I have a small colony of Madagascar hissers and I woke up yesterday morning to a bunch of premature nymphs in a pile. It was a little heartbreaking, and I was wondering if this has happened to anyone else? I know that females need more protein than males for reproduction and that may have been the issue, so I was also wondering what has been successful as a protein source in your colonies.
Temp: 70-80
Humidity: Watered 1-2 times per week, a generous amount in a drowning-proof dish with coconut fiber substrate that holds humidity well.
Food: Fresh fruits and veggies 1-2 times per week (lettuce and grapes this week)
Also threw in an almond experimentally, was eaten by the next day which was surprising!
Thanks in advance for any answers or suggestions!
Temp: 70-80
Humidity: Watered 1-2 times per week, a generous amount in a drowning-proof dish with coconut fiber substrate that holds humidity well.
Food: Fresh fruits and veggies 1-2 times per week (lettuce and grapes this week)
Also threw in an almond experimentally, was eaten by the next day which was surprising!
Thanks in advance for any answers or suggestions!