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my millipede ate my lizard; the danger of keeping Archispirostreptus...
Posted On 10/16/2008 04:58:23 by Miketroll
for a couple years now ive been getting reports trickling in from herpers telling sad tails of losing chameleons and geckos to the Giant African Black millipede Archispirostreptus gigas. it seems to me that some dork somewhere came up with the brilliant idea of useing them to keep their lizard cages clean without doing any real research on them first, then went out and started telling others it works. to this day ive gotten 5 reports of lizards being caught and devoured by GABs whoda thunk an 8"... Read More

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Feng Shui committed suicide!
Posted On 06/11/2008 14:52:27 by rasputinsane
my L. mucronatus died a few minutes ago and I can't exactly put my finger on why. I noticed it was moving slowly yesterday but thought nothing of it at first. then I threw in a couple crickets and it caught one and just hung out there for a little bit then moved over the top of it's cork leanto where I watched it jerk and twitch violently and drop the already dead cricket and run behind the cork as if ashamed of it's outburst. I then noted it trying to grab it's ceiling from it's cork wall and I... Read More

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Archispirostreptus gigas - eggs!
Posted On 12/27/2007 20:45:24 by Robert
I'm going to keep this, and all my other blog entries regarding successful breedings, updated with photos along the way.
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Latrodectus hesperus - egg sac!
Posted On 12/26/2007 18:39:19 by Robert
One of my Widows gave me a bunch of nice gifts in a sac for x-mas!


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