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David R I understood that the zoo was on Friday some time and the park on Sunday .......

Do not know if this is the right place but looking for some locusts to start breeding .... can any one help please ???? Thank you :-?

ever one that is reptile nuts would love those ... but have not seen for a while.

Here a close one .. they love there blood worms

Yes I am very lucky ...the one on the deck is a 4 year old and in the tank babies . They all get up on the wood and sun themselfs . I got the smalls heater I cought so that the water is not to deep. You are right Charlie the water can not be to deep or the drown and do not what that . Been keeping a very good eye on them and they seen to get up all right. Thank you for the concern. The price was very nice and they will be staying together to yes form a breeding group in the future .

Here are some pictures of the new little ones Got 10 in all Heres one of male

Feed mine with Chef ... came in individual pouches in a red bag ...have to get the cassarole one and feed with greens and mealworms spinkled with calcium and what not. Feed ever 2 day and put a few locusts in every now and again .

http://www.custombuiltaviaries.com.au/4.html Have a look here will give you some ideas ??

Nice to see you here hot house About time

Nice to see you here hot house About time

Have a look here nice pictures http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/1-vt29 ... sc&start=0

I do not think that is true .. has I know a quite few tortise breeders and they are all good people. They do not breed easy and when they do breed they are very precious baby to them ..there is a lot of time put in to make evey thing right. There will be more babies soon and we just have to be patinent and hopfully they will be avaliable .

This is not true and here is why .... His incubator is set on 27 - 29oC and produces a mix of Males and Females. I know this as he has held some back in the past seasons and have grown them up for breeding. If anything he has ended up with more females!! His incubator is also affected by the air temp outside of it, so does fluctuate. He runs an air-conditioner 24/7 in the room with the incubator, heating in winter and cooling in summer. This does help the incubator from getting to hot / cold, but does still have a 2 to 3 degree fluctuation. From information that I have read the temps that we incubate at shoud give a mix of sexes with the Red-ears and Reeve's. However I have not experimented as to what temp produces more females or males. More work is done worldwide with Red-ears as they are more abbundent and are very easy to incubate. .

I know of some that was exporting ..things like headghogs , magpies, green finchs , chaiffinchs , rocks and many more .

No You can not import but can export parrots and many different things has well ??