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Well if you ever do get any more T's feel free to chat and share with me, I love my T's just not the associated groups because those people are just as bad and judgy as the reptile & amphibian scene 🤦‍♂️😭

Yeah they're garbo sadly. Just a cool design and typing

Welcome! Agreed that roach people seem to be way more laid back and accepting of others than many in the tarantula hobby. Only thing I can figure is that some in the tarantula hobby are trying to be more venomous than their spiders 🤷‍♂️

Super cool! Love it

Nah, that's like saying you avoided getting addicted to cocaine lmao. Congratulations!

I do not, and I'll be keeping an eye on this thread because I'd like to hear an efficient solution for that, as well.

Thanks! They were originally from a sheet of silicone gelatin/gummy molds, I cut them out for food and water dishes for bugs :P

Welcome!!

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome!!

Nostalgia makes me want to say Scyther, but I am quite partial to ghost types, so I might have to copy 0rangmang0 and say Shedinja, as well.

I'm ultra super jelly of the Schizopilia fissicollis 🤩 good lord those are amazing. I super-like my pseudos especially now that one of my subadult males molted into his final form 😤 Make lots of babies with your two big ladies, please and thank you, sir!!! Pseudoglomeris magnifica "Cuc...

Hey thanks!

If you can find a better way to harvest the nymphs it's worthwhile for a couple of reasons. The obvious reason of course being if you need really small feeders, but on the opposite side of the nymph size spectrum; the subadult nymphs are significantly chunkier/meatier than the adults, so...

Yes it is!

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.

One that's high on my list solely because of its beauty is Eustegasta buprestoides

Hello neighbor! (Missourian here)

Welcome!! 🥳