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That explains it! Top notch Faly!

Definite male. Too small to have a noticeable hemipene bulge but that blue on the flank and the straight tail profile is a sure thing.

Interesting... I believe Ghann's was one of, if not the, first to start producing the banded crickets and don't seem to be having issues with them, yet.... Although my local farm was wiped out originally, they're back to producing Acheta. I like knowing the bandeds are out there as a...

Anecdotally, from what I've heard from a couple of the farms as well as other people in the herp industry, the virus is airborne and several of the farms believe they were first infected via shipments of inorganic supplies (cardboard boxes, egg crate, plastic cups, etc.). Seems like keeping the...

I've never seen a male verrucosus with that shade of yellow in the gular area but have seen plenty of females like that. Have you ever seen a male with dorsal spines that end halfway down its back?

Based on the color, lack of hemipene bulge, and dorsal crest that ends halfway down the back rather than running past the pelvis and down the tail, I still say female.

I agree, that is a female. :)

Both are female verrucosus. As in the picture Trace posted, the males' dorsal crest should extend down to the tail rather than terminating halfway down the body in females.

1967 Camaro 350RS/SS I've had since 1996. I definitely love the classic Chevy's, too!

Two of my favorites in my tank at the moment: mandarin dragonet and pearly jawfish!

Hey Rob, just saw this as it's been a real long week. I'll see what I can do right now but they're outside in the sun and totally wet so they were mostly grey when I looked at them last.

It's a male.

Ditto that. Great to hear they're all hatching close together. Sure sounds like it's going to be a strong clutch!

Definite male.

My bad, I guess time's been flying by because it felt more recent. Thanks Chris!

I don't think it's actually been that long. I heard a couple people here have hatched just a few but in the last 4 years or so. One was Mike Fry; don't remember the other(s). Chris would know.

Again, big congrats and best wishes for the rest of the clutch.

The under cage tray is slightly oversized to collect any water that runs down the walls of the cage. Four small holes in the cage bottom and four in the tray and they work perfectly for me. I use them on cages up to 4x3x5' and really like the ease of drainage.

One of my orange eye females is 100% green, including her eyes, when at rest.

Yep, I still get excited for new critters, too. Whatcha getting??