G. pulchra "Lava" giving me the look that says "did you seriously just distract me with a cricket so you could clean my water dish???"
I did not know a spider could look so very betrayed.
(And yes, a couple hours after this photo there is a suspicious little brown lump in the otherwise-clean water dish, and...I did not know a spider could look so very smug.)
One of my favorite Ts enjoying its (unsexed) first adult Surinam roach after a molt. Shame the blue isn't picked up so well on camera. The navy blue carapace and legs with the orange/red hairs on the abdomen makes for one stunning T.
T. epicuraneum approx. 3" dls View attachment 20230115_134203.mp4
Just make certain what the hornworm has been eating!
Some eat oleander, Digitoxigenin - Neriin - Oleandrin - Oleondroside, others eat tobacco or nicotiana glauco, Nicotine and Anabasine respectively.
Post molt feeding for this T. epicuraneum. Watch until the end to see how blue this sp. really is.
p.s. sorry for the abrupt end when it shone through. Had to attempt to get a pic of it View attachment 20230208_195431.mp4
Down to my last mature dubia (approx 3.2inch) while waiting for the next shipment. Fed it to my 3.8 inch G.pulchripes that just molted 2 weeks ago. Hungry girl gobbled it up anyway. Watching her laying down the molt mat with a large catch was amusing.
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