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You picked an expert species to start with, too bad someone didn't get you to buy ghosts.

Welcome! Those are both relatively straightforward to rear to maturity though the female orchids are a little more difficult because of size.

Welcome! If you have the molting surface on the top (screen under or part of lid) smaller cages are big enough, but if molting surfaces are lower (low twigs) bigger cages can be too small. I raised Oxyopsis in 16 oz. deli with screen lid (about 7 cm high). A few species don't molt well hanging...

I thought he meant lepers, just wanting to help the less fortunate.

Lepidopteran - giant silk moths, butterflies, etc.

I placed two orders and was not unhappy, but maybe I don't expect as much as others do.

They have some really neat Zephronia siamensis labeled as Hyleoglomeris and some Hyleoglomeris labeled as Hyleoglomeris. My bank account took a hit.

They can stay under for months if molting and long periods if not. Most veggies aren't really a huge motivator, try a piece of watermelon or cantaloupe.

I think with tarantulas if you take an adult female she may be 10 or 20 years old and eventually as old females are taken it will depress the population (assuming there's any natural habitat available) but with mantids, they're seasonal so the oldest female you'll find is 3-6 months of age and...

Nothing wrong with leps.

Children really like bugs, maybe the elderly too.

FB killed the forums because these cost money and time but on FB anybody can make their own forum with zero cost and time. This happened in the past and the free version eventually started charging after they killed everything paid.

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I'm not overly upset by the joke, but I was pointing out not everybody finds ignorant cockroach jokes hilarious. Very few cockroaches can survive in human dwellings. As to your question I've not let go anything on purpose or accident so I would not know. I imagine tropical species of various...

That is a patently false statement that is only funny to ignorant insect haters.

There are a couple big breeders in North America but European millipedes are nearly all wild-caught because imports are open.

Sad to hear.

I'd agree with you on the first two except you missed the L. 3. Common names don't change whenever taxonomy does. 4. L is for Larvenstadium, it's German not English so it's not wrong or right.

Welcome, what kind of babies?

Love the Parablepharis! I don't think it would eat agent a since they like some meat.