Thanx! I took over 120 photos! Wait till you see the video. Easily my best footage to date.
Sorry, they all sold in the first few minutes.
Well, maybe not quite that many...Hey, do the nymphs stay green like that? I've never had any nymphs that start out green.Thanx! I took over 120 photos! Wait till you see the video. Easily my best footage to date.
Sorry, they all sold in the first few minutes.
Just kidding!
Yours are reserved. How many did you want? Around 300?
Yeah, they were green all the way up.
You got it. You're already on the list and list members get first dibs.
:clap: :clap: :clap:It hatched 357 nymphs!!!
I hope you have plenty of fruit flies?
I have one culture of each that just arrived today. I'll have to order more. I really wasn't expecting this. I only thought I'd see 100 Orchids but they didn't even hatch yet. Soon I'll be drowning in nymphs! :blink:Wow! That is an insane amount!
Orchids should hatch within a week or so, Rhombos will take a few weeks before they hit L2, and I have fresh adult Unicorns fattening up for breeding. I'll add you to the lists.
Orchids and rhombos. I'll take some of each please. I'll pm you.Orchids should hatch within a week or so, Rhombos will take a few weeks before they hit L2, and I have fresh adult Unicorns fattening up for breeding. I'll add you to the lists.
The only way to get good photos and video is to have the ooth out of any container so I can get right up close. The only way to do that without it becoming a nightmare is to collect each nymph as it climbs up. If you leave them loose until the skin totally hardens they are super fast! So I stood over the ooth for over 3 hours and collected each nymph before they hardened. Or so I thought. I found one loose today bringing the total to 358!You counted the nymphs to provide the number 357? You're my new hero. I'd have just pulled a Yen and said "lots."
