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Welcome from the Southern California area....

Keep them in a honey bran mix (google it-- you need a good 3") And wait. When they turn into moths, they will lay eggs in this, so you'll get 1000s in no time. Cover it with a rubber band securing a paper towel on the lid.... no smell UNLESS you lift up the paper towel..... DON'T! :P

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That mili looks like a Apeuthes of some kind...... If you think that's bad, come see my house :rolleyes:

I like them better then lobsters, though! :D

I don't smell anything unless I feed them dog or cat food. I think that might have to do with the smell. Regardless, they love it so I feed it to them anyways :)

:2guns: :2guns: :blink: :nuke: And that was the end of them :o

awww she's cute.

What do you mean they smell bad? I don't smell anything..... what do you feed them?

Wow, I don't pay enough attention to mites. Springtails, I can see, though. :rolleyes: Oh and great guide!

nice photos :D

1. The newborn babies are about the size of a hydei fly, with the full grown males reaching a inch. And mantis should love them. 2. This species breeds like mad! They lay egg cases which take a week and a half+ to hatch. 3. Yes, they'd eat it, but make sure to have fruits and veggies! They...

Wow! I love pic 1

I HATE cane toads, some idiots around keep them as pets :angry: If they escape, they can INVADE <_< I want so cal to be cane toad free :excl:

Awesome pics!

I agree :D !

:lol: I laughed so hard when I read that

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:eek: What does that mean? :eek: I just use lol