Hey guys,
I've had a small colony of regular hissers for a while, and lately I noticed that a litter (is that the right word?) of nymphs seem to have really pale legs and exoskeletons. *see pic*
This guy in particular has a crumpled like look to his exoskeleton. I don't think the crumpled look is caused by low humidity, as this is the only one. Might just be just a bad molt. I'm still at a loss when it comes to the white legs though. Is this normal or is there some deficiency that's causing this?
I try to feed them a variety of fruits as well as fish flakes and dog food for protein.
I've had a small colony of regular hissers for a while, and lately I noticed that a litter (is that the right word?) of nymphs seem to have really pale legs and exoskeletons. *see pic*
This guy in particular has a crumpled like look to his exoskeleton. I don't think the crumpled look is caused by low humidity, as this is the only one. Might just be just a bad molt. I'm still at a loss when it comes to the white legs though. Is this normal or is there some deficiency that's causing this?
I try to feed them a variety of fruits as well as fish flakes and dog food for protein.