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Jack
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 Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 9:12 pm Post subject: what invert |
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i am getting a 18" by 11" clearseal viv and im thinking of getting some inverts for it
excluding spiders because im scared to death by them
any ideas 
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Bohan
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Stuart
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Crickets...lol
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Dibdob
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Get yourself on Ebay and buy some leaf insects or stick insects. In no time they will be producing eggs, which you can then sell or swap.
Or, a praying mantis is a good idea, I have kept the Chinese mantids and they are very interesting. A lady sells the ootheca (egg cases) on Ebay again and they are really fun to hatch out but you need hundreds of cups to house the little ones, or you will be left with one big fat one!
Or how about a scorpion?
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Jack
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oh thanks i think i might go for cockraoches havent decided what type yet  |
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Young_Gun
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Hissers if your goin for roaches.
How about a centipede, whip scorpion, scorpion, vinegaroon, assasain bugs?
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ToonTomH
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| Dibdob wrote: | | Get yourself on Ebay and buy some leaf insects or stick insects. In no time they will be producing eggs, which you can then sell or swap. |
Might have trouble selling and swapping stick insects! I did anyway, we started off with 3 in quite a small ish container thing (About 12 x 14 x 8 inches- H x L x D), within about 6 months there were around 200 tiny stick insects! And we couldn't find anywhere to take them! 
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Young_Gun
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| ToonTomH wrote: | | Dibdob wrote: | | Get yourself on Ebay and buy some leaf insects or stick insects. In no time they will be producing eggs, which you can then sell or swap. |
Might have trouble selling and swapping stick insects! I did anyway, we started off with 3 in quite a small ish container thing (About 12 x 14 x 8 inches- H x L x D), within about 6 months there were around 200 tiny stick insects! And we couldn't find anywhere to take them! |
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Jack
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| i think im going to go for cockroaches and put them in a 1ft l10inw8inh |
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