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This is my N. sanguninea.

Hi I thought I might as well post few pics of my Nepenthes. Here is my N. ventricosa.

I'm going on... I don't think I will be there to long unless someone shows up.

okay, thats good. She seems happy and has eaten a spider and cricket yesterday so I better start hunting for more! I will post a few pics of the girl when I can. Also is it likely she will lay another ooth (she laid a few in the wild) if I feed her well?

lol, I'm a pest! What do you expect!

Hi guys. I found an adult female recently. I saw her first when I post about my ooth, but I went back today (what a shock it was to see how much it changed in a few days!) and she was still there but moved into a feeding pose... I caught her and feed her a cricket witch she ate very quickly. My...

you people honestly need to learn not to be attentive to small details.... and how to play along with a joke.... <_<

Look! They made an online tic-tac-toe game! lol! Tic-Tac-Toe

I suggest starting with either N. ventricosa or N. x ventrata. They are both very easy and can survive many beginner mistakes. I grow my ventricosa as a house plant for winter and put it outside for summer.

Thanks!

Hi, I just found my first ootheca, I was wondering how i should care for it until it hatches. Also how long should it take to hatch. I believe it to be tenodera. (spelling?) Here is a pic of the ooth (sorry it is so blurry) and the matis I saw near it.

Hi, I recently found a ootheca and decided to try and raise a few nymphs. My hobbies are growing carnivorous plants, catching a keeping amphibians (don't own any at the moment), and most insects and other invertebrates.