IRescue452
04-15-2005, 10:04 PM
Well I went to the pet store today and got two new roaches. Little squirts only about 3 months old by my estimate. I'd rather get adults that are done shedding and full size. The female is pregnant already, you can see her egg case, and the male I chose was the less aggressive of the two they had. They really need handling though, very skiddish. Requiem can in a shipment from the breeder already an adult and you could tell she'd been handled, these guys were born in a store that is full of employees too scared to touch them. Anyway, when I put them in with Requiem they climbed the walls (these two can climb!) and Reuiem immediately sized the sides of the male and used him for a ladder (how convenient ma!) and ended up knocking them both down because she is too big for him to hold up! Cuteness! I named the little girl Epitaph, and I'm still working on the boy's name (hint hint).
BTW, they had two giant black millipedes I got to hold. I thought they'd be all squishy and delacate like the little ones around here. I never imagined they'd be muscular like a snake. I'd love to get one but they aren't for me as I wouldn't have much to feed them, rotting veggies ewww. At least the roachies like fresh food.
So anyway I spent another $30 on roachs today. Call me crazy but I love the store and support them because they don't sell feeder pets, at last not at feeder prices (who pays $15 to feed a roach to their lizard) and because in a little incubator in the front desk were one day old mice being well taken care of (the mother came to the store preggers) such a cute sight! Never a better store for taking care of thir critters.
Pics coming sometime soon, don't have a digital camera.
BTW, they had two giant black millipedes I got to hold. I thought they'd be all squishy and delacate like the little ones around here. I never imagined they'd be muscular like a snake. I'd love to get one but they aren't for me as I wouldn't have much to feed them, rotting veggies ewww. At least the roachies like fresh food.
So anyway I spent another $30 on roachs today. Call me crazy but I love the store and support them because they don't sell feeder pets, at last not at feeder prices (who pays $15 to feed a roach to their lizard) and because in a little incubator in the front desk were one day old mice being well taken care of (the mother came to the store preggers) such a cute sight! Never a better store for taking care of thir critters.
Pics coming sometime soon, don't have a digital camera.