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Tyson, if I had a spare $800 (and the space to put the viv ) then I'd rip your hand off mate! I contacted you via tradeMe regarding the formation of the rocks, so thanks for the hints Best of luck with the sale. Cheers, Adam.
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Beardie_Guy, where is that background from ?
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Nice setup. Is that one of Greg's tanks?
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Alfalfa is another excellent staple and easy to grow for yourself. I'll be giving it a try soon
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Tricky one. You either trust the breeders/sellers competence in sexing, or you learn to do it yourself and attempt to do so before buying. They'll need to be at least 12 weeks old (16 weeks is better), however there's still an element of risk involved If you haven't already then start searching the net for guides etc.
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They're an Australian roach, first recorded here in Gisborne - hence the name. It can be found in North Island and the very top of South Island. I'd like to get in touch with anyone who has an established feeder colony of any roaches. Sources: http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/pest-and ... -cockroach http://nzbiodiversity.com/species/Dryma ... vitta.html http://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/resea ... p?Bu_Id=76
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Here's a site I've found very useful: >>Nutrition Content<< Cheers, Adam.
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Thought I'd dig this thread up and show you guys a few of my pics back from when I kept Tarantulas in UK. (images clickable for full size) Avicularia versicolor Pterinochilus chordatus Brachypelma smithi (check out the leg regeneration) Xenesthis immanis Unknown - found here in NZ, approx. 5cm total leg span - I think it's somekind of large Wolf Spider :-?