Recent content by Ricardo

Hi, I'm looking for R. brevicaudatus breeding groups, or unsexed young animals. Also intresten in Brookesia species: stumpffi, thieli and supercilialis. Only in Europe! Best, Richard

Absolutely fantastic! The pictures and the entire trip too, i would love to gon on a trip like this sometimes! By the way can somebody get involved in a trip like this or can someone volunteer or something? :)

Welcome as a sponsor! :D

Happy hatch day Jasper! :D

Hi, I think dubia is good as a staple, but it is highly recommended to feed as many kind of insects as many you can! (just imagine if you only could eat grill chicken with fried potatoes ONLY!) Try some crix, roaches, silk and hornworms, superworms etc... searc for them at the site sponsors...

Nice ones! :D I just got some violin mantids (about L4-L5) hope there will be a male not just females:D

here is another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex-jbQtClPM&feature=related

its a RayBen commercial i think from the glasses. Chameleons cant do this :)

Fingers crossed for the success !!! :D

Good lookin' lil cham ower there! :D

Welcome! :)

Nice place! Lovely pictures, and if the coffe is really as good as you said, i must go there for a quick visit :) I bet you had a wonderful xmas! :) Lucky!

Stunning! :D I really like the 5th and the 6th pics! Fantastic! D:

Hi, Grashoppers needs hot and dry environment, with possibly lots of light, and some greens to survive and grow. 90 F is about ok for them, you can easily provide it with a spotlamp. Oh and put some egg crate to climb on. They like to climb as high and as close to the heat source as close...

Welcome Joann! :D