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Yen - that's why I hope, that after winning more and more medals at the Olympics, more money will be invested in sports other that soccer. Yesterday Adam Malysz, being 32 years old, claimed his second silver medal in Vancouver - I must say, I was extatic about it like never before! Who would...

Adam Malysz has just claimed the silver medal in the normal hill ski jumping contest! :)

Seems like this weekend is all about the bad news... I don't know what to say. You know, guns are illegal in Poland, so we don't have shooting sprees like that, but I can reiterate sentiments like the ones above - it must be really tragic when you hear, that someone you knew did such a horrible...

This is horrible... :( Nodar Kumaritashvili, a luger from Georgia died after a training accident. This is just unbelievable... I'm speechless.

Poland has not won a gold medal at the Winter Olympics in over 30 years... So I hope, that our Justyna Kowalczyk will beat the snot out of everyone :) Where the money goes in sports is a bemusing thing. Poland sucks at soccer, we really do. We have a horrible team - just ask Tier. Yet most...

It's just too annoying, when you provide all the right conditions, and all you see is a bunch of sexually shy males, and hard to get females. I'm done with Empusidae, screw that.

Then how do we mark this stock? I would not want people to mix up those two completely different strains of Heterochaeta. Who knows what would have happened - I would not want to see a new species burst onto the scene, and disappear just as fast, because of the inbreeding type thing.

I would not be surprised if it were correct. I don't remember which three strains of Heterochaeta inhabit Tansania, but I remember H. orientalis being one of them. I just assumed, that mine could be H. orientalis, but it seems like it's something different. Too bad I ain't got any pics od H...

This might be actually kinda accurate, I don't think that the spiky ends of their eyes are nothing else but spikes. Just look at this picture of Heterochaeta orientalis: Pic taken from: http://ttwebbase.dyndns.org/mantid/view/167.html I thought, that I had H orientalis, but now I don't know...

I've been keeping them together since L1, they seem to tolerate each other pretty well. They spend most of their time sitting in the same spot, with their arms spread. Sometimes, they kinda stumble around and bump into each other, but nothing ever happens then - no boxing, no fighting, no...

I've got at least 6 pairs of those, 22 nymphs in total. It's kinda difficult to *** them in their enclosure, they blend very well with their surroundings. They have little appendages on the upper side of their abdomen, which they appear to be able to "inflate", and which look like little buds on...

I have no idea. From what vague imput I've gathered so far, I'd say about 13 cm long. They aren't that hard to keep eighter.

Here are some lousy pics of my Heterochaeta pre-sub female. She is about 9.5-10 cm long. This way to the grocery store... Once it's sunny again, I'm gonna try and take more - my camera does not work well with dim light.

Well, because of the thread's title, I was kinda expecting a really green one.

To be honest, that's not the most green Phyllocrania specimen I've seen.

Rejoyce! If I'm happy and I know it I clap my hands! <clap, clap, clap!>

Was your TV set struck by lightning while "The Reanimator" was on or something? :lol:

Last month, three Polyspilota ooths hatched within a 24 hours time-span. It was funny, because all were from the same female, and were spaced by approx 2-3 weeks.

I still think you should have g-checked her first, see if she just front, or legit. If she ain't real - she a done dada, glock glock, bang! That's how we roll in Po-Po Poland! Ya no-wommsayin'?

You see, it all worked out. Now you can go cadillacin' thru tae hood, pop some haterz and drink some soda pop and stuff.