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Inter-Species Breeding, Is It Possible?
hahahahaha :lol: :lol: @ likebugs: how much bigger is the female then the male? If it's well fed and not much bigger, I'd leave them alone for a hour or so.- geckoboy3
- Post #21
- Forum: Breeding & Nymph Care
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Waste Disposal - Turtles? Fish?
All my reptiles love a tasty invert snack! :(- geckoboy3
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- Forum: Food and Feeding
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memory full here are some pics (orchids)
Nice pics.... I want one but I have to wait for their price to drop! :rolleyes:- geckoboy3
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- Forum: Mantid Photos
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Giving away for FREE, but a catch.
Are they still up for grabs?- geckoboy3
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- Forum: Mantids Classifieds - For Sale & Wanted
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Pseudoscorpoin
They're good for controlling mites in large numbers, and most species look cool! :P- geckoboy3
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- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates
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Pseudoscorpoin
Bugs in cyberspace has them for sale, they eat springtails. I thought about getting a culture, but decided against it.- geckoboy3
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- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates
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am i a peeping tom for watching them mate?
LMAO! :lol:- geckoboy3
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- Forum: General Mantid Discussions
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Anyone have treehoppers
I assume most anything without a trunk will work, whatever you have on hand. I'd also avoid 'leafy' plants.- geckoboy3
- Post #17
- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates
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Anyone have treehoppers
The bramble had a few stick insects on it, so it died in about a month. The mulberry(s) I had planted in there lived pretty well, 1/10 died up but came up stronger next year. I used hedge-clippers to clip the top, so some went down and became stronger. Since here in so-cal has 'no' winter, I...- geckoboy3
- Post #15
- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates
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