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I'd say herbivore too, doesn't look very predatory.... More defensive...

I always heard that too, I think it's def a myth..... Not a bad one though haha.

Wow!

I've seen it as early as L3, but it's typically L4 like the others stated...

Wow, they are decently smaller than their cousins the White orchid. Well now I can wait for them to grow up in peace! I have 2 adult males and 3 sub sub females.

^HAHAHAHA crazy vid....

Those legs are kinda wild, never noticed that.

Why don't you care for this sp? Cool shot, cool behavior!

You have to be careful with amphibians, they are so sensitive, such a shame you let them die..... Catch and release Phibians man.....

Nicer nosey Be, I've always wanted a blue bar abajano (sp?)

Sand, interesting, how well does it hold the moisture? I recently switched out all of my orchids to a coco coir/moss mix and it seems to work really well. I do like the sand idea......Not sure if springtals like sand though..,......

haha

Orb weavers!

Doin good soo far, out of 7, I have 5 left, looks to be 3 L4-5 females, and 2 L5ish males. I also have 4 ready to mate female h. coronatus, so many orchid ooths will be available soon :)

Very well executed video, thanks for sharing!

Where's the Cubes at!

Great shots, I like them all, but the first grasshopper pic is really nice.

You can mate a single male with many females. I would wait a day, but that's just me.

I feed gravid females 2 a week, to supplement them with high fats for egg development, but rarely use them otherwise. If used on occasion, they are great, but not as a staple food source.

I recieved 7, and have at least 3 females, but I think 4.