Sherlinwed
New Member
Hello,
My cham recently died from an infection that spread to quickly. My vet tried all he can do, but unfortunately my poor lil guy passed.
I have stick insects for treats for anyone willing to pay for the shipping or pick them up from my house. They're easy to take care of. He loved them, but they're parthenogenetic (dont need male to lay eggs) and they keep hatching and have nothing to feed them too. I will keep a couple as pets, but the rest I need to get rid of. I have well over 30 and more keep hatching.
I have Budwing sticks and some Indian sticks.
Thanks
Sherlin
My cham recently died from an infection that spread to quickly. My vet tried all he can do, but unfortunately my poor lil guy passed.
I have stick insects for treats for anyone willing to pay for the shipping or pick them up from my house. They're easy to take care of. He loved them, but they're parthenogenetic (dont need male to lay eggs) and they keep hatching and have nothing to feed them too. I will keep a couple as pets, but the rest I need to get rid of. I have well over 30 and more keep hatching.
I have Budwing sticks and some Indian sticks.
Thanks
Sherlin
