So I just moved my hissing roach enclosure since I was moving my room and I noticed a bunch of these under the substrate. They're so tiny, like a really small isopod. I'm so sure all my fully grown roaches are males....please tell me these aren't what I suspect
I'm making a hissing roach enclosure as we speak, but since I'm moving house soon this is the only glue that I can stick the fine mesh to the outside of the lid to. Will it be safe after it's dried, and since they won't have direct contact to it?
I'm looking for sprays for my new dwarf hamster, but there's nothing in the pet shops around me. I'm not able to order anything either. Is there another way I can get them, or shall I try ask somebody to order them for me?
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I bought this hamster from someone about an hour ago, how do I make him less obese 😭
(Also I know the wheel and substrate isn't the best but its what he came with and i am gonna change it)
Hey, so its my first time owning hissing cockroaches, and im still quite new to it. I got my roaches when they were still quite small, but not small enough to escape. Now two are fully grown, and opposite genders so I'd going to prepare for the future. Any recommendations on enclosures/tubs that I can raise nymphs in?
(Imagine unrelated, just my baby the day I got him)
Bog is my hissing cockroach ive had for a few months. The humidity and temp is always right, and hes been like this for at least a day (unsure on how long because hes been hiding). Does anybody know how I can help whatevers wrong with my baby?
So for context, this is my old account that I used last year. I still had stuff on it, but today I logged on for admin abuse and my age potion pet and a vehicle that used to be untradable have been taken from someone in America. I have the two step verification on, and honestly dont use my account much. Does anybody know how this could have happened?
I've honestly lost count of how many but I need more
Every year, I take in some tadpoles from my local pond (which dries up, and is polluted by farming) and this year I've noticed one of ny tadpoles have no eyes. They seem to be healthy in every other way, and they eat and swim as normal. What should I do in this situation, especially since it wouldn't have any chance of survival in the wild :(
He was 18, and I'd had him for my whole life. I'm glad he isn't in pain anymore but I would do anything to bring him back