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saw this today always wondered what they looked like when they molted into adults
assasin bug
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a normal adult
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Hey John i didn't know you kept those as well :?
nice pix :}
do you keep the redspotted as wel ???
nice pix :}
do you keep the redspotted as wel ???
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Better ask what he is NOT keeping =D
Nice picture though...they are flashy when freshly molted
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Steven
do you mean these
i use to but i lost the last one a few months ago but hoping to get some more soon
MacCleod
pity they dont stay this way
do you mean these
i use to but i lost the last one a few months ago but hoping to get some more soon
MacCleod
pity they dont stay this way
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Hey John,..ask MacLeod,.. my fellow Belgian invertebrate-freako
he has a nice colony going on
he has a nice colony going on
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IndeedOriginally posted by gongyles
Hey John,..ask MacLeod,.. my fellow Belgian invertebrate-freako
he has a nice colony going on
When I moved them to their new cage, I also checked their sex, cuz I thought I had only 2 or 3 females and 10 males, but that wasn't.
I got 7 males, 6 females, 36 nymphs of all sizes and a bunch of eggs. (red spotted colony)
My white spotted colony exists of 2 males, 1 female, 2 subadults and 1 smaller nymph. Still no eggs from this species
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not 100% sure what sex mine are but am i right in saying that the females have a groove running down the centre of the abdomen:?
john
john
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John,... look at the topic above on the 2spotted african assasins,...
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thanks Steven