Recent content by Lou

I have 4 different types of ff's and they are all least 100 +generations allong and they are all still flightless. Often if they become flighted, it's because one of two things. If they get too hot they can revert back to fliers, but it they crossbreed they will definitely will revert back.

Haha,this is pretty funny.Mantidbro, I specifically posted pics of some assasin bugs aka wheel bug juvies in the "other invertebrates photo" section a couple of days ago because you asked me in another thread to post pics when I had them in my yard again.Well it's that time of year again. Check...

Alright mantid bro,you asked to see pics of these from another thread I made.I seen the first nymphs of these guys a few weeks ago and they must have known I was going to get the camera, because they were gone before I could get back to them (literally seconds) they are pretty fast at this...

Unfortunately,I don't have a male ;(

That depends,If they are not native to where you live you should not release them.

I chink all the space between the styrofoam and top lip with moss so that nothing can get behind them.

Here's a couple of shots of her coming out of her web pocket

I ordered from Rebecca's overstock sale and she loaded up the cups.They all arrived in great condition! I will be doing business with her again for sure! Thanks Rebecca!

Sorry to hear that,that sucks!Let me know if you need a good home for your little ones.

Rebecca went above and beyond to take care of me.I got spikes and pupae and I'm up to my ears in flies! Good thing I discovered my day geckos love them too, so there will never be too many ;) Thanks Rebecca!

Welcome to the forum from south south Jersey! Seems to be an influx of new New Jersey members lately.

Welcome! Another fellow New Jersian.Where about are you located? I'm a little north of Cape May county.

Are they dishwasher safe?

I caught the second of four molting to L4 in action.I love the glow in the dark color they have at this stage.

Those are pretty sweet,nice work!