Aroruusu

Love is in the air~ Extatosoma tiaratum / Giant Prickly Stick Insect eggs has finally started to hatch, after 6 months of incubation. Every day one or two nymphs pop out, now there's about 14 of them. I have over 500 parthenogenetic eggs overall. And my current pair is producing "sexual" eggs at the moment. :eyes: Few hours ago I got my first reservation for some of my babies. Albino striped California kingsnake laid 6 eggs ten days ago. One of them was empty, while the rest of them are fertile. :love: Can't wait them to hatch! Unfortunately the mom couldn't pass two remaining eggs on her own because of their huge size. And no vet in nearby

My crested gecko dropped it's tail, thanks to the people who shot fireworks just next to my apartment. I'm so pissed right now I'd like to tear someone's limb apart... Cresties don't regrow their tails, so it's permanent aesthetic defect.

List of the species I'm keeping at the moment (pet names in brackets): Snakes 3 California Kingsnake (Lievo + Louhi + Amorosa) 2 Mandarin Ratsnake (Lempo + Hiisi) 2 Red-Tailed Green Ratsnake (Bas + Cynthia) 2 Green Bush Ratsnake (Loukku + Surma) 1 Thayer's Kingsnake (Ismo) 1 Royal Python (Eben) Lizards 1 Crested Gecko (Crusty) 1 Leopard Gecko (Samurai) Invertebrates 2 Walking Leaf Insect 4 Giant Prickly Stick Insect 2 Brazilian Black Tarantula 2 Venezuelan Suntiger Tarantula 2 Heavy Jumping Spider That makes total of 11 snakes, 2 lizards and 12 invertebrates. I've been thinking of getting some more reptiles in the (quite dis