MadameTerrapene
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******MOVING-SALE!!*******
******TEXAS Pick up ONLY!*******
$50 for 1000-2000 Panchlora nivea (including nymphs). Very prolific and well-established colony that lives in a 5 gallon plastic paint bucket. Bucket has been roach-proofed and these guys will not be able to escape unless you leave the lid off.
Comes with complete roach habitat (bucket, hiding places, springtail cleaner crew, water crystals, food for one week, substrate) EXCEPT heat source. If you want my heating pad too it will be $70 total for the colony+heating pad (it's a large Zoo Med heating pad, very good condition).
I have a basic care sheet if you need one. These guys require 1/2 cup of food per week, at least, and a substrate change as needed. If one escapes your cham habitat and gets into the house it will quickly die of dessication so no worries about them being a pest. If you want a new and easy feeder for your cham, these guys are truly great. Turtles (terrestrial and water) and most bearded dragons love them to.
I live in both Fort Worth and Houston, and am constantly driving back and forth so I can meet you in any city between Houston and Fort Worth. The following cities are common stops for me:
Benbrook
Burleson
College Station
Corsicana
Dallas
Fairfield
Fort Worth
Houston
Humble
Huntsville
Katy
Madisonville
Navasota
Spring
The Woodlands
Tomball
Waco
Also, I'll be in East Texas on Sat Sept 26, if you're out that way.
Thanks!
******TEXAS Pick up ONLY!*******
$50 for 1000-2000 Panchlora nivea (including nymphs). Very prolific and well-established colony that lives in a 5 gallon plastic paint bucket. Bucket has been roach-proofed and these guys will not be able to escape unless you leave the lid off.
Comes with complete roach habitat (bucket, hiding places, springtail cleaner crew, water crystals, food for one week, substrate) EXCEPT heat source. If you want my heating pad too it will be $70 total for the colony+heating pad (it's a large Zoo Med heating pad, very good condition).
I have a basic care sheet if you need one. These guys require 1/2 cup of food per week, at least, and a substrate change as needed. If one escapes your cham habitat and gets into the house it will quickly die of dessication so no worries about them being a pest. If you want a new and easy feeder for your cham, these guys are truly great. Turtles (terrestrial and water) and most bearded dragons love them to.
I live in both Fort Worth and Houston, and am constantly driving back and forth so I can meet you in any city between Houston and Fort Worth. The following cities are common stops for me:
Benbrook
Burleson
College Station
Corsicana
Dallas
Fairfield
Fort Worth
Houston
Humble
Huntsville
Katy
Madisonville
Navasota
Spring
The Woodlands
Tomball
Waco
Also, I'll be in East Texas on Sat Sept 26, if you're out that way.
Thanks!
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