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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Newbie.Welcome, welcome to the T train Willie.F!! -
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Hello from WullieF. From West Central Bonnie Scotland UK. Just a big hello from a New Member on this one! Thanks for looking Regards...
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Dianna reacted to Tarantula Trooper's post in the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast with
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Thank you Diana for your advice on roaches. I pretty much keep my hissers as you describe. The Vaseline thing I'm aware of just don't... -
Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast.Thank you Diana for your advice on roaches. I pretty much keep my hissers as you describe. The Vaseline thing I'm aware of just don't...
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Tarantula Trooper reacted to Dianna's post in the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast with Like.
Hi Trooper. Hissing roaches (gromphadorhina portentosa) are not picky about humidity levels at all. They can be kept dry or humid, but...
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Dianna replied to the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast.Hello and thank you!
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Hello Dianna and welcome. :)
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Dianna replied to the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast.A. tessellata is a fantastic species. Great choice.
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Dianna replied to the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast.Hi Trooper. Hissing roaches (gromphadorhina portentosa) are not picky about humidity levels at all. They can be kept dry or humid, but...
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Dianna replied to the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast.She's so pretty!
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Dianna reacted to Tarantula Trooper's post in the thread Your resident NJ invert enthusiast with Like.
Welcome Dianna! I have had several male T's I got quite attached to but the problem with males is short life spans. I have a Dubia Roach...
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Good morning Dianna & welcome to the forum. I have a small colony of Gromphadorhina portentosa, hissers & a another colony of...
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My V. Chromatus is such a sassy girl. She loves to threat pose me on the daily. She’s close to molting so she’s a little lethargic.
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Hello from WullieF. From West Central Bonnie Scotland UK. Just a big hello from a New Member on this one! Thanks for looking Regards...