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Man photoshop just keeps getting better and better. ;)

Keep an eye on that lip. Looks a little inflamed on one part. Keep the cage extra clean till it heals and watch out for and yellow/brown pus(infection). She looks great though! :)

He looks great. Looks like he's getting a lot of red and yellow just like his brothers.

He'll start showing some serious color over the next month. His older brother is looking amazing for his age. Lookin' good! -Alex

Almost anything in moderation is ok and usually good as variety is key. I've used them.

Sold-Thanks Brian!

Sorry for your loss man. I lost a nosy faly this summer for no reason at all(at least that I know of). Just woke up one mourning and he was on the bottom of the cage. Still kinda getting over it, haven't bought a faly since. I don't have any nosy be's but I do breed bb ambilobes so if ya...

I've got two bb ambilobe males that are between 3-4 months ready for new homes. One only has half a tail(it was bitten off by a sibling) but is not affected and uses his half-tail quite well. Both were sired by Chompers and the dam was from the Thereon line of Scremealons. Sire...

Hey buddy, hit me up when you're back in.

yes, leave her alone.

Oh and I forgot to say the best way to get water, extra calories, and vitamins into your animal is by gutloading your feeders with fresh fruits and veggies.

Any easily digestible(not too hard) insect or even some fruit, flowers or veggies since she's a veild. The more calories and water the better. She does't need any special diet just CALORIES and WATER for energy to dig the hole and lay the eggs. Maybe a LITTLE vitamin powder to help her use...

No it did not survive sadly.

All the other 23 survived. :)

When she's not digging it means she doesn't think the conditions would be favorable for the eggs. I'm a panther guy but try putting something in her normal cage so she can dig and lay eggs where she is more comfortable. Also cover the cage so she gets 100% privacy. Another thing you might...

I'm gonna knock you out!

Well my guy that had his eye bitten by one of his siblings is all healed up and ready to go. There is a little scare tissue remaining but it keeps getting smaller with each shed. He's got a great personality and eats everything. Here's some new pics of him and the healed eye. The eye...

Hi Britt, Glad to see the trip to PA was good. I want update pics on a regular basis! :) -Alex