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Major bummer about the eggs. I expect that at some point the adults would wipeout the maggots and flies thus ending the danger of the maggots eating them. I wonder if one adult Peripatus would eat the eggs of another? Yes, I was referring to the young. Didn't know if they were scavengers at...

Remarkable creatures! Am I correct in assuming they require small prey even as adults?

Awesome photos! So what do you feed the little devils and what cultural conditions?

Awesome pics, Tammy!

Nice mantis and nice orchid!

Wow, that girl was chubby before she died! Neat uni's!

I was wondering the same thing.

Cute lil bugger :D

Other places to check would be any superstore or places like BigLots. :)

Nice looking corn, Amanda. Similar look to my rat snake (a close relative of a corn), Osiris. Snakes can vary personality-wise individually, but corns ( and rat snakes) tend to be very mellow if cb. Considering his/her size, if Ginger does bite one of you, she will draw blood. Period...

Do keep in mind, if you're still thinking along pet lines, that wild caught garters often have parasites and are usually difficult to switch over to easily obtainable food sources like f/t pinkies. WC may refuse anything except worms (which are rather low in nutrition), amphibians and lizards...

Toads (which from a biology viewpoint are frogs) have their place too. They eat a lot of bugs and also slugs & snails.

Nice doggies there. Love the husky!

Awwww. He's cute. Btw, if you're planning on keeping the Schefferela in there, you'll need to ramp up the light a lot if you wish the plant to remain healthy.

Awww. That lil bugger is adorable!

A handsome fellow you have there. :)

Nice bat pics -- and what a set of teeth it had! That first bee pic was exquisite! Likely too late now, but your bee might have take sugar water or pollen if offered.

Some nice snake ya got there. Do you give them any "out time" from their tubs?

My Scolopendra subspinipes :ninja: