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    Tamatave babies

    Babies have all sold.
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    Tamatave babies

    3 months old beautiful red and white bloodline. $175-225
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    Based on info from others that have info about species from that region. Crap shoot.
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    About 8 inches of soil. 20"x20" bin. ~72
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    I've had them for 2 weeks. I have 16 eggs. They have acclimated very well. No breedings yet. Female came in gravid.
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    Male eating crickets.
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    Eating some crickets.
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    Sticky tongue farms

    Whats the problem with repashy? You could get indoor and outdoor. Use outdoor daily and indoor a couple of times a month. This could change based on your sun exposure.
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    Sticky tongue farms

    I like their product. Used it since the 90s. Miner-al outdoor is the way to go.
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    i keep mine in heavy foliage. UVB and 6500k light. Temps 60-70 at night low 80s day. Misting several times a day for 20-30 minutes. My montiums are right next to them.
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    Meet Mickey Mouse!

    How are you malthes doing?
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    When do I separate my babies

    The sooner the better. I would keep in groups of 5 for a month or so. Start to separate based on size at that point. At about 3 -4 months you may want to put individually.
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    Is there a way to make pressure treated wood safe?

    Pressure treated wood is treated with a safer chemical now. It's safe for human contact. Check the label it might be safe as is. I don't seal my cages. I just was them with soap and water.
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    How to get my picky eater back onto roaches

    Sorry for late response, I would offer nothing for several days and them occasionally offer Dubia until he eats them.
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    How to get my picky eater back onto roaches

    Hold off on feeding for a few days and then offer them. An adult male that's healthy will go a week with no problem. Usually you can break that habit.
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