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Michigan Salamander ??
They look like red-backed salamanders but I don't know anything about the salamanders up there. I would suggest returning them.- Rick
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates
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HOW'S THE WEATHER WHERE YOU ARE?
Great weather here in the Southeast US. 70 a couple days ago, low 60's yesterday and nice again today. Little chilly out right now though.- Rick
- Post #21
- Forum: General Chit Chat
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inbreeding causing mismolts??
Not sure what you mean here. Mating sibling mantids is common in this hobby. And I believe you have heard wrong. I've kept mantids for several generations breeding siblings and never noticed anything like that. Don't believe everything you read.- Rick
- Post #8
- Forum: Health Issues
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Flightless FF flying?
I believe they regain the ability to fly through subsequent generations.- Rick
- Post #12
- Forum: Food and Feeding
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Non-Mantis related hobbies
Sure. Here is a Tyranosaurid tooth. Exact species is unknown as it is still unclear which theropod dinosaurs lived on the east coast.- Rick
- Post #43
- Forum: General Chit Chat
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Non-Mantis related hobbies
It's a mastodon tooth. I do have a couple dino fossils. They are not common here.- Rick
- Post #39
- Forum: General Chit Chat
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Hello & a question.
They do look like fruit fly pupae. Are you feeding them flies of any type?- Rick
- Post #12
- Forum: Introduce Yourself