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Mikes Monitors
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A few more.
Enjoy!
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Scott W
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3 out of 3...fantastic Mike, well done.
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kroakykaren
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They are stunning 
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jon_g
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Bri.
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| I have a feeling Mike is Stateside. Otherwise he would have loads of customers over here . |
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Mikes Monitors
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I am in the States, Chicago IL.
Bri imports are shy, with time and patients they come around and will even just crawl right up my arm.
These CB's are a whole different Monitor, they will feed right from my fingers!
I could sell these here in a heartbeat!
I have two separate blood lines and will be keeping most of the hatching's till they hopefully have eggs, I'll sell a few of those if it ever happens.
With incubation between 179 and 210 days it won't happen overnight.
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Bri.
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I've a feeling that I've seen Mike before on another forum selling feeder roaches (I recognise the Tats ).
What other monitors do you keep Mike ? The selection over here isn't great. |
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Mikes Monitors
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| Bri. wrote: | I've a feeling that I've seen Mike before on another forum selling feeder roaches (I recognise the Tats ).
What other monitors do you keep Mike ? The selection over here isn't great. |
Bri
Over the years I have kept and bred Prasinus/Beccari, Beccari and Jobiensis.
I have kept everything from Ackies to Cumingi.
These days I have Jobiensis and one lonely Similis.
I do have a few other species coming in soon.
Similis is one of them.
These damn Tatts, I can't get away with nothing!!LOL
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Robbieg
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Hi Mike,
i've got a pair of jobiensis and just wondered how you kept yours?
my female is much bigger than the male and tends to beat the crap outta him when they're together so for now they're separated until the male catches up
congrats on breeding them..supposedly they're very difficult to hatch out??
cheers,
Rob
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Martijn
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Congrats mike with the hatching's. Very nice animals and photo's!
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