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I have found Troglodillo sp. "Green Spot" to be rather easy to keep and breed. I keep mine in a high ventilation setup with moist substrate topped with leaves and rot wood. Above that are multiple levels of bark and wood for them to climb vertically away from the moisture in the substrate which...

I really enjoy taking photographs of these guys, they always hold still and let me get nice close shots even with a flash. They like it dry and cool, I keep temperatures under 70F and only mist one or two corners of their bin leaving the rest quite dry. I started with 21 individuals back in...

Skunk Striped Millipedes | Spirobolellus sp. "Maui" A really cool & tiny species that glows under a UV light!

I'm very pleased with my banana roach colony as feeders for my tarantula slings! They are very soft and don't seem to have any ability to really injure my baby t's. I use the very small males for my smaller slings and the bigger fatter females for the larger ones. The main downside I've found...

I've had half a dozen domino roach nymphs living in the substrate of my bioactive tank for a few months now and one has finally emerged as an adult!! I held it, though it was not a willing participant 😅😭 They are surprisingly chunky! I expected it to be lighter and more fragile feeling than it was.

Hello everyone! I wanted to share my method for monitoring substrate temps in plastic bins with most wired thermostats. Buy some cheap stainless steel milkshake straws they'll be big enough diameter for most temperature probes to go down. Plug one end of the straw permanently with hot glue...