Recent content by millworkman

Whenever I walk into the room and she comes running out to me, that tells me she wants food.

What about catching wild crickets, then breeding them for many generations? Using the babies say after 3 generations while making sure to move and clean after each gen.

Since you are in europe, I would try and get a hold of a good pair of E. Angramainyu. There are so many people doing high end morphs that I think people are missing out on the beauty of the natural normals.....

That is really sad, he almost doesnt look alive. Good luck with him.

It was introduced by a representative from Guam? Should that even count?

The first one I ever had loved anything that moved. meales and superworms went down with ease but he would pick a cricket first if they were both in front of him. the next four were partial to crickets but if they were not fed for a day then they would eat mealies and supers. This new one I...

That is a really cool set up. I am really digging the ladder/ramp up.

I love the second and last picture depicting just how much they differ in size. Great pics.

I will gladly take some off your hands for you....

Mine sits around 40-50% in summer and 15-25% in winter.

That is what I was assuming, thanks for the help guys.

Just picked him up earlier in the week and was wondering what his genetics were, if you know.