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This could be result of being in a confined space. Parson's need space and can shoot their tongues fairly far. If not able to fully extend it while feeding, due to small confines that muscle could degrades and use of it stop.

Marking my calendar now.

Congrats, hopefully he/she will have a health appetite and grow over the next few months.

Have 3 extra pounds made up, after shipping out a special order. 10.00 per pound. (shipping for 1 pound 5.25) all 3 pounds shipped 11.30s&h+30.00= 41.30 PM me if interested.

Congrats. The slow fun begins.

With cooler fall temps mine take a little longer to hatch. About 48 hours to hatch, when I keep them warm. If you keep the pupae too hot, it will kill them and you'll have a low hatch rate and fly die off. So keep them in the room temp to 80 degree range.

Sorry to hear this sad news. It's my great fear.

I wrap my big outdoor cages in heavy plastic during the winter months. And make them into more of a greenhouse to keep night time temps up above freezing. Also living not too far from the beach helps to make temp extremes a little more moderate. Not too cold in winter, not too hot in the summer.

I think a great poll question would be who here has ever/even seen CITI paper work on a animal? Maybe only the importers get to see this info..

This might make it easier for people in the United States to wrap their heads around this whole thing. Think of Africa to Europe as our Mexico/Central America is to North America. Many things come into our country from south of the border. As do many items from the African continent, find...

I have a few ghosts hanging around my house.

Looking like his Daddy.

. . . and than some at 4 months.

Here's a few pics of end of May babies. Pictures taken in August.

Dusted Hydei fruit flies, house flies, newly hatched mantis. I have a few ooths due to hatch over the next couple of weeks

They climb, run, breed, show up to dinner :eek: 4 years after eradication.

Supply and demand, supply and demand.

He looks okay to me. Is he hungry all the time? I have a couple males that look longer and skinnier than others. And I think you will see over time, they will fill out once their growth rate slows down.

I'm not familar with the flexarium, but make sure the material/netting is cricket proof. Crickets can chew through some plastics. I had this problem years ago with the Reptarium brand.