nasty bugger
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Went to the mesa reptile show today. Saw some silkworm 'colonies' for sale. They seem expensive for a po boy like me 
but I was wondering if they contribute anything that the mantis doesn't normally already get in their diet.
Roach colony of dubia for 30 mostly adults for $25, which I thought was a bit pricey.
Poison dart frog people had springtales for sale. Didn't look like much, and they were about $11 for a half deli cup of soil and peat with some springtales. I will say that seeing those poison dart frogs makes me want to raise some of them. They are very colorful, and being the manly man that I am it's a bit hard to say, they were so cute B) :lol: I bought the book on how to raise them, and the breeders there that wrote that book are locals, so I may be a poison dart frog person sooner than I'd ever imagined
but I was wondering if they contribute anything that the mantis doesn't normally already get in their diet.Roach colony of dubia for 30 mostly adults for $25, which I thought was a bit pricey.
Poison dart frog people had springtales for sale. Didn't look like much, and they were about $11 for a half deli cup of soil and peat with some springtales. I will say that seeing those poison dart frogs makes me want to raise some of them. They are very colorful, and being the manly man that I am
it's a bit hard to say, they were so cute B) :lol: I bought the book on how to raise them, and the breeders there that wrote that book are locals, so I may be a poison dart frog person sooner than I'd ever imagined
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