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Also...they'll only change from speckled to yellow in the wild. Any juvies that are caught and kept in the home aquaria will not changet to yellow.

Yikes! Watch out for the cat! I lost my first and most beloved tarantula to that very same accident. I cried for two days. As for the heat mat, I wouldn't worry about it. 75 degrees is perfect. In the wild, she would spend the entire day underground where the temperature is much cooler...

I'm told my presence is requested. I actually got #s 15,16, & 17 in the mail the other day. He's right that I only have 14 right now though. Your girl is gorgeous! I'm assuming that she's probably a female because a male at that size would probably be mature and have a slightly different...

I got the sneak preview, but I could look at those a thousand times over!! Gorgeous!!! :cheer:

Originally Posted by DME Posted in Grims due to what was said on this eel> From most of what was said of this eels situation, what is here was not mention however, but even that, if anyone was to put an eel through as much stress as that Jewel moray, it would not surprise me that it up and dies...

Well if they consider that it's still moving around, they have to admit that it isn't swimming in a vat of acid meant for the pilot's face.

Well I didn't get a phone call, so I'm assuming Andy, the eel, 5 hermits and 400 nassarius snails all made it onto the plane without incident. It was hot as Hades here today. I'd give ANYTHING to be on that plane with them heading to IL! (and not just for the weather )

For right now, he's going to go into my 90gal. with the Hawaiian Dragon and the Whitemouth. In a few months, when my 200gal. is finished and set back up, they'll all go into that. Thanks for the compliments, everyone. I'm getting ready to pack him up now, to carry on the plane with me because...

It grows really quickly, depending on lighting. I say pull because of the way it grows. You just kinda rip handfulls off of the big tangled mass of it.

{EDIT} (Chaetomorpha linum) Some people do put it in the main display. In that case, you'll just have to keep up with pulling it out frequently. In a fuge, you can let it grow to fill the whole space, maximizing the contact with the water and the nutrient export. Edit: There are no stupid...

Originally Posted by SAtiger Thanks a lot Amanda, I got the chaeto today. :jumping: I think I owe you a few bucks though. The postage was like $5+ and I'm pretty sure I only gave you like $4. Lol... that was my fault for underestimating the postage. I checked the USPS website and thought...

KingSpade and Infern0, I actually really pulled out a ton, so the fuge will be sparse for a little while. I think we'll have to do it again in a month or two, which will put us past the cold weather danger. If you send me an email to Hodge712@yahoo.com, I'll let you know as soon as I'm ready...

SHIPPED! You've all got email. :joy:

Back from the brink of death! I'm really sorry for the delay and long silence. As Andy said, my aunt was kind enough to bring me a souvenir flu back from her trip to San Francisco. I really didn't make it out of bed for several days. I'm even 10lbs lighter for my troubles. Except for a bit...

Matt 819 and robPSca, I've had a few drop out and a few not respond yet, so there is definitely room for you two on the list. It looks like everyone will still be getting more than originally expected. Freekazz, sorry I haven't responded sooner. It was a crazy work week. :-) I will be...

Nobody? I'm looking for yesses and nos. I don't want anybody that responded before to miss out if they don't see this in time.

Bump again... Thanks to those of you who have already emailed. :joy:

Bump... for you morning readers. ;-)

Alright folks... I'm closing the bidding with 11 takers. :cheer: I'll pull out as much as I can and divide it into 11 piles. You should each definitely get enough to start a good colony. I will be shipping priority mail, which takes 2 days (3 max) for the bargain price of $4.05 flat rate to...

Wow! Great response! I'll hit the post office up for supplies and let everyone know the specifics soon.