Recent content by cfjustin

Just a normal leatherback. No hypo in his genes. Those are normal nails and he is dark in pigment. :D

You can call her a normal sandfire, normal red,

Of course, but I wouldn't just only grow grass!

Already in Washington :) i miss them

Well, i'm leaving my beardies for a week im gonna miss them.... Here is Apollo, loving on me before I go. He's always been my number 1 boy:) I'll be back in a week! Apollo never stops shedding xD

The hornworms poop may have gotten into the chow, you are right. We may never know what happens. Next time, request a fresh cup and fresh hornworms and we will help you. :)

Im glad he got the solid form of his poop back, thats great. So, hornworms couldve been bad chow, which upon further research never really spoils. Id estimate the chow was atleast 2 weeks old. The chow we use is preserved until all of it is digested which in turn is a full cycle of life/growth...

She is definitely spoiled :)

I picked up my new girl and named her Athena. She used to be Ember for a day but I decided on Athena :) Her hatch date was 5-30-14, she is a full trans, leatherback, het hypo(she has very minor coloration in her nails, mostly clear), she also has German Giant genes. 3wks old and she is 6.5 in...

Shedding will cause appetite issues, i'm glad Rin perked up his behavior today & enjoying the phoenix worms. The smooth rock should pass, if not it would lead to impaction. He should be fine since is not a small size anymore. Continue pedialyte on Tuesday, 2ml. Please keep me updated. :)

Yes i do breed and that sounda awesome. definitely!

Tomorrow from 12-4! This chow is the best, theyll grow huge

If theyre large and white i wouldnt feed them off due to them beginning to turn into adults. If you stop by i could give you a little roach chow i make that works perfect for free. Oranges are fine just remove the molding ones. They dont make sounds those are just the shells hitting eachother

The shell you are talking about is their molt. They shed their shell to get bigger, if you have seen any white dubias those are freshly molted and that's when they are the softest.

Recently my little Apollo has had weird feces. He is a great eater, very active, he's being fed crickets, dubia roaches, hornworms, occasional butterworms, and wax worms. He also gets fresh greens every other day right now, usually daily. His poop is green, wet, no undigested feeders...