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I remember having those about 20 years ago and them being in my bedroom. They can sure make some strange noises in the middle of the night. Good looking frogs!

Steven ~ Todnedo produces some gorgeous animals.. here's another shot a little bigger.

I took this as Socrates just started to settle in for the night. He was still awake just tail curlin' :) I can't get over his blue. What an amazing animal.

Good point, I use this to separate the largers from the smallers and then I use egg crate for the babies to climb on and dump the frass.

Hmmm well here's the start of the thread. It's a contraption made out of two buckets and holes. $7.00 at home deot.

Syn, this is what I did. I don't use this setup for housing them, but it sure is awesome for sorting. Pour, shake and voila! Tips for keeping Dubias Page 2

One more ... She's stunning! Syn I'll give you a good deal when they have babies. Notice the pockets on her back leg. In the wils these fill with mites. Possibly some sort of Symbiotic relationship.

I wish your girl the best of luck. This was discussed sometime back, but you could possibly use some type of "ambesol" on her vent, she may be able to lay with a little less pain.

Congratz to the winners!!! I have to agree on the 1st place winner for sure. That is one amazing photo and Chameleon.

A few of my Juvie Gargoyles. Jack and Jill from Repashy's line. Jack Jill

Congrats Syn, I need to get a few cresteds in my family also..

That information was passed to me by Philippe himself. Writing the bible on Rhacs, I'd have to take his word on that.

Very miraculous life on these guys. In fact it is not know how long they do live. The oldest on record was collected as an adult and lived 30+ years in captivity. A few video's for your enjoyment.