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Well a sad update to everything, due to some very serious medical issues that came upon me suddenly I've had to give up my snake collection, for their health and well being as well As of now I only have my bird, hopefully I will be well enough to try a serious project again but as it currently...

Due to some very serious medical issues that hit me suddenly I'm only keeping my bird, it was heart wrenching to let the snakes go, but I've had to put their well being over my desire to keep them.

Florida seems like a good one.

Yes, yes the roaches will get you yet.

Nice to see you back.

Here's "mine" Just wanders through the property every now and then.

Yes it is.

Thanks guys I've been very busy lately. But here's some pics I took while In the Keys.

You can at least play with the snakes.....

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Well it's taken her several days to wake up, but she survived over wintering. They are currently eating their first honey meal in months, waiting to see when this year's babies start being produced.

They look pretty, and don't look like fire ants either. Good idea leaving them intact, established and colonies are good at suppressing fire ant populations

Well it's not looking promising, the workers have woken up, the queen has not, I know they sometimes take longer but it's been two days so far, I will give her a week at room temperature before writing her off, it happens, not all ants survive over wintering. Or else we'd be seriously overrun.

There are several day active roaches, the pallid sun roach is one example.

Allegedly has a better personality than the red head agama, I'm guessing care is similar.

Well here's some pics of sleeping ants. They get to spend another month in the fridge before I wake them up for spring. They look healthy so far. It will be nice to get them out of my fridge after 7 to 8 months lol

They will wither and die if they don't have access to moist soil, even in Florida. Your fine. If you have potted plants they will live in those obviously but not a house.

Aw dwarf tarantulas are cute. I had one too, tried to breed him, he got eaten. @kinyonga yes this species kicks hair but they aren't overly irritating