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Far to many crickets to catch she would be much easier to move and considering I have another rubber maid ready it's all good

Hijacked thread. And this is what keeps me away from theese forums. 1 roaches are hard to find where I live 2 I have other reptiles that eat crickets 3 thank you Martin for you advise as well as rosehair123. When I comes down to it this is a win. Not mites or anything harmful and I don't need...

could i not just move my t to another rubbermaid and keep them for my smaller ts?

as good as it gets with theese little buggers got one caught on a sticker

Yes would you like a pic of one or the tank?

They also seam to have the 2 things that come from a crickets butt

Today I went to feed my rose hair and noticed therse tiny little bugs that look like really really small crickets. They have antenni about 2 mm long brown/clear in colour. They do not look like mites. They were not there earlier in the day when I opened her tank to handle her but have emerged...

We have 6 arriving in the next week or so they are as follow Metalic pink toe Mexican red rump Mexican red knee Starburst Small Colombian pumpkin patch Hunduran curly hair

hey guys. What are your suggestions on substrate? I read that there are a few option out there and want to know what you guys suggest and don't suggest. Thanks

so I have a 4 year old chilean rose female. Have had her for about a month or so now. Loves being handled and coming out. Until recently. Since Saturday she has decided out of no where to just kick out her urticating hairs randomly. She will be walking on my hands and be doing it for a bit then...

Just recently purchased 2 10 Gal Rubbermaid bins and was wondering how many/ how big air holes I should put in the lid? We have 2 Chilean rose hairs Thanks