Happy New Year to you as well.Happy new year everyone!!!
To celebrate, here's my new years blog post! LOL
http://allaboutinsectsblog.blogspot.com/2017/01/new-year.html
May this year be great and arthropod-packed!
Hopefully you get the humidity issues under control soon, so that it will be one less thing to worry about.
Nah, maybe around 75 or something, I plan on working mostly isopods and rare species of roaches this year, possibly also some uncommonly kept inverts. It really all depends if my family and I finally move this year. There's not much more space for enclosures in the room that I keep them in, my parents said I can basically collect all the inverts I want when we move, but they don't want me to get any more while we're here.Happy New Year to you as well.
42 species is impressive, and at your rate I imagine your hit 100 this year.
Best of luck finding them then, after all rare species are hard to get for obvious reasons.
I look forward to seeing what species you do try.
Kyle of roachcrossing.com has pretty much all the rare species I'm looking for. LOL Just might not be able to acquire that many with the steep prices. Thanks, I look forward to sharing!Best of luck finding them then, after all rare species are hard to get for obvious reasons.
Well hopefully you get moved soon then, to get it over with and you can go back to getting new species.
Great to hear you know where to find them, always the toughest part. Yeah that is the other issue of rare species for sure, the higher costs.Kyle of roachcrossing.com has pretty much all the rare species I'm looking for. LOL Just might not be able to acquire that many with the steep prices. Thanks, I look forward to sharing!
Yea, definitely hoping that happens soon!
