Of all the mantises in captivity, which live the longest?
I like to bond with an animal and enjoy them for a nice bit of time.
I like to bond with an animal and enjoy them for a nice bit of time.
13th century Europe, nature, horror and a gothic atmosphere please
The reptiles in question are either the allisons anole or the Cuban false chameleon
The tank in question is 25 gallons.
I keep hearing that a sea sponge is needed for a tank with macroalgea?
The stocking list For macroalgae there’ll be red bamboo macroalgae, Cryptonemia Crenulata, dead man's fingers macroalgae, branching hex macroalgae, c webbiana and orange galaxy macroalgae.
For corals I’m thinking blue green sympodium, Purple Frilly Gorgonia (Pseudopterogorgia elisabethae), Sarcophyton Japanese Weeping Willow Toadstooland Zoanthids and a rock flower anemone
For snails there’ll be 1 Trochus Snail, 3 cerith snails, a single strawberry conch 5 dove snails, 4 Stomatella and three nassarius snails
5 sexy shrimp, a single Blue Sapphire Damsel, a single porcelain crab and a feather duster worm
When I say game down I mean will tong feed and won’t scurry away when you enter the room?
Or is this species not that?
Non of these images are mine, just for attention
Of the seven people of the family, in a slasher style who done it story who’d be the first to die first? Who’d be the killer, who’d have the craziest death? And of course who’d be the killer?
I plan on feeding my future anole captive bred ramshorn snails, garden snails and giant African land snails, but what else can I feed?
I know these guys are snail specialists but I know they won’t just eat snails.
I’ve heard people feed them cockroaches and crickets, but can I also mix in the odd silk worm and stuff?
I have aquariums so ramshorn snails aren’t that hard for me to keep and they breed well, and I can definitely keep the other two snail species easily, the garden snails would be easy, and I think a trio of the giant African lands nails I’ll keep as pets and feed their babies to my anole.
Asking because originally I wanted to keep dart frogs but my summers are too hot for them (British homes are made to keep heat in) so I was thinking of the day geckos.
Will they recognise me as a food giver and not be scared of me or will they will they stay being scared of me?
Considering a powder blue dwarf gourami for my 20 gallon, a school of ember tetras too.
How bad are they at dying randomly?
The tank is 30cm wide, 59cm long, 43cm tall, so 20 gallons or 76 litres.
I’m thinking of black sand, either lava rock or normal reef rock, corals like green star polyps, pulsing Xenia, Kenya tree and macroalgea like blue hypnea, Caulerpa and Gracilaria.
The lionfish is too much for a 20 gallon tank, but I want a similar fish with a big personality that’ll love this tank, any suggestions?
I’ll take a damsel in another tank so please no suggestions from the damsel family please 🙏🏾
Also something that won’t hide and be out
Like the background has layer bark and places for her to hide, a small trickling waterfall in a shallow basin of water (lock an inch) and the enclosure is just full of small plants like orchids and ferns and mosses.
The enclosure I have in mind is an exoterra 30cm long/wide snd 45cm tall, I was thinking of the smaller Florida species as well.
Exo terras have mesh tops so air circulation won’t be much of a problem, and with the water and plants humidity can still be high.
Or am I otherthinking this?
I’m wanting to have more shelves for plants and better access to wildlife.
I didn’t buy it
The tag said it was a calathea and its old flower says it’s a calathea, what kind is he?
Google wasn’t helpful
Dont see myself collecting them tho,
Anolis conspersus, Anolis grahami, Anolis bimaculatus, false chameleon, Anolis leachii and the Allison anole.
These guys are so pretty ugh I want them all!