Or, at least, the one i zoomed in on is. Someone replied last post saying that they have to have white eyes to be considered a glacier, and they do! or, at least the one I zoomed in on did. For sale I think the safest bet is to just label them as cubaris murina, but for the sake of nitty gritty ID, their eyes are still white! the rest of them…. not so much!
this is a sample of my cubaris murina glacier colony, which is about 2 years old at this point. I’ve kind of let them do what they want, but we’ve gotten to a point of overpopulation, and I want to start selling them locally.
My main problem is, should I label them glacier, papaya, or something else? In the two years they’ve become more beige than white, likely due to diet (lately it’s been some strawberries) so I feel like calling them glacier is misleading, even though that’s what they were purchased as initially. What would you label them as? Cubaris murina beige?
my real life pets had their routine checkup, so i brought my original GBC trio for a checkup of their own🐾💚 I’ve had them for about… 20 years, so they were very overdo for their shots 💉🧡
she falls at the end (but i caught her!) and she was safely relocated back underneath her favorite planter.
very big, bodacious and shiny! i try to take care of the isos in my garden as best i can, and some of them are a few seasons old at this point. I probably held this lady and moved her out of harms way last year!
Sorry for the terrible pictures! Saw this while I was running in between meetings at the flagship Nordstrom on 59th in NYC. I didn’t have time to stop or purchase any but they had a huge selection!
Just picked this up for $10 on FB marketplace! It’s absolutely beautiful, heavy, and very well made. I’m not sure if it’s aventurine or jade, and I hoped the flower was coral, but it’s absolutely plastic! I only found one kind of similar match with reverse image search, so I’m looking for any info on date/country of origin, meaning, and value! Regardless, I’m just happy to show it off 💚
I had been looking forward to showing my collection off on this sub for so long, and this is not how I wanted to do it. My new rescue kitten contracted ringworm at the clinic where I had her spayed. All soft items, linens, bedding, clothes, and plush have to be thoroughly washed or disposed of. We’ve thrown out our rugs and cat furniture.
I don’t have any clue how to decontaminate my plush other than this. I’m just dousing everyone in hypochlorous acid and hanging them in the sun. Allegedly both things kill tinea but I’m terrified. Most jellies still have paper tags attached, and I also collect antique plush, and they obviously can’t be washed. It’s a nightmare.
There’s no point to this post other than to vent about the situation. if anyone has dealt with ringworm and plush collecting before and has some advice, please do share. I’ve got a lot of laundry ahead of me :(
anyone else experiencing this? when i go to the recommended website, it says all systems operational. incidentally, I’m dealing with a low right now, so the popup is really annoying. any advice or info?