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Those are the larva of the beetles which are a type of dermestid. They are sold as "clean up crews" as they clean up waste and debris. They eat dead things, so the ey aren't gut loaded with the best stuff, but my praying mantis don't mind. Needless to say, I feed them to my mantids and...

Dried diarrhea or maybe a prolapse? Spray it with a spray bottle and see if it will wash off or come loose.

My chameleon gobbles 'em up whenever I have a gimp or geriatric mantis.

I only need 4 days. :lol:

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Here's a secret...Get a hairdryer and heat the label on the container. The adhesive will release easier when hot. If it is stubborn, just start with a corner and heat as you peel.

It depends on the species.

You got mites.

I throw in a leaf of lettuce. It will get eaten or dry out before molding.

So THAT'S where he went. :lol:

I decided to try out the viking knit. It is gorgeous. I have been working on some pieces waiting for my draw plate to arrive. I couldn't wait to see what the final result would be. I impress myself, again. The small chain was made using the chopstick as a dowel and single knit technique...

Way more than doodles. Absolutely stunning.

Received some ambush bugs as ordered with extras included.

Just look at the end segment. If it is female it will have a little slit on the end. Males do not have it.

I think you can, but you probably shouldn't.

No need to make any guesses when the answers are in the 7th post. At least you got one right. :lol:

I like them all. Love the colors on the first and the eyes on the third. You give them so much personality. The fist one is full of attitude and thinks she's just the bees knees "Who, me?". Pun majorly intended. :lol:

Check the classifieds right here. If you don't find what your looking for you can post a "wanted" ad. There is also a feedback section on the forum where you can check on peoples experience with the different breeders.

I had a dubia colony established and introduced a couple pairs of Madagascar hissers to the mix. They seem to be coexisting quite well. There are lots of hissers now. The only problem is they get too large to feed as adults. I have all sizes of both roaches presently in one bin. I might...

The largest I keep is Sphodromantis viridis. As stated previous, there are some pretty fierce little ones like the wallies and creobroters