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Old 01-26-05, 12:32 PM   #16
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One of my females



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Old 01-26-05, 12:36 PM   #17
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It must take some talent to raise the little ones. Congrats

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Old 01-26-05, 03:53 PM   #18
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Wow!!
That's one Tiny little cham!
I love the way the adults look so stiff and disgruntled
Congrats!
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Old 01-26-05, 09:48 PM   #19
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sigh. i remember those days



unfortunately, mine never took to eating, thus they didn't make it. months later, the mother died, and i'm left with two males that can't be housed together.

i hope the best of luck to you and yours. may you have all the success that i didn't.
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Old 01-27-05, 12:05 PM   #20
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yea wow i wasnt expecting it to be so darn small.lol
how ever did you get it on that pennie? lol
id be afraid of crushing it.
have they been eating yet or do you have to wait for their first shed?
I could imagine they are difficult to ship so i wont even ask if your selling, unless locally of course lol

best of luck

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Old 01-27-05, 01:16 PM   #21
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The only way I could my brev babies to eat was offering 7 day old crickets. They weren't interested in pinheads. If they were in the mood they would go after fruit flies. Springtails are another alternative. Just make sure the substrate is pure soil so there is no chance of impaction from perlite.

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Somebody on a cham list I was on way back in the stone age said he got his to eat tiny pillbugs and sow bugs as well as some white worms (grindal worms used for fish) served up in a lump on a saucer.
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Old 01-27-05, 02:29 PM   #23
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The first three clutches I hatched all ate fine on pin-heads for me.
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Old 01-27-05, 03:40 PM   #24
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So did you hatch the crickets your self Carl?

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