Bug Updates
Hi everyone, welcome to another short post. I'm going to give some updates on my inverts, and some species have been doing quite well. First up is an unknown Dorylaea sp. that I received on October. This colony unfortunately died leaving one female, but she is nonstop laying oothecae! Recently I had some of the oothecae hatch, and there is now a small litter of 10-15 tiny nymphs. Dorylaea sp. nymph It's super hard to get a good picture due to their tiny size and fast speed, but that's the best picture I could get. Happy that these have bred, and I hope that these will grow to a thriving colony. Next up, I've rehoused my Thelyphonus sp. "Red Back" to a better enclosure because the previous one had a mold outbreak. Here's the enclosure. I might add some live moss to make it look better when I do get some. And lastly to wrap it up, I've had my Viviparids that have not yet been identified produce a second litter of hatchlings. I have a bunch of these guy...