rsepiphyte
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Had to try out my new camera and take some pics today of the Bradys. I have 1.2 Thamnobates and 1.1 Transvaalense. Of course the first 2 weeks were pure terror as i imagined everything under the sun would harm them. So far all the Thamnobates have been through 1 shed. Still waiting on the Transvaals. All eat cricket and flies but no interest so far in small roaches or any type of worm. The Thamnobates are very active and not at all reclusive. Only the male has an attitude and will hiss and attempt to bite me if given the chance. The Transvaals are unusual to say the least. They are rather reclusive and hang upside down like bats at night and also to eat. As soon as the lights come on the both go to the bottom of the enclosure to search for food and work their way up to the top, whereas the Thamnobates hunt everywhere with no preferences. Enjoy the pictures! Ruth
Your male transvaal will be a real stunner!
