Deroplatys Terrestrial Invert Gallery

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Heres some of my invertebrates i have either kept or that i am still keeping.
Dont wory i wont spam a fish forum lol, and will be on here mainly for the fish but just wanted to post this before i forgot ^_^

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Thx guys,
Yes Shrimper, mantids are relitivly easy to keep, all problems can arise with mroe complicated species. They are great to keep, feed once every 3 days on average, no extra heat needed, no extra light :)
Saedcantas the yellow phasmid is a young fern insect, very attractive although fiddly stick insect, which as the name suggests only feeds in ferns, preferably the tongue shaped ones :)
 
Awesome, do you have a scientific name for him? I'm very interested in them.
I keep G. gongylodes, P. paradoxa, H. membranacea, P. wahlbergii, E. tiaratum and Asceles sp. myself so I reckon some of those little guys would fit right into my invert passion :good:
 
Nice little collection you have there, especially the violins, would love to get some but its all the extra heating and lighting involved with that sp, anyway the fern insect a Oreophoetes peruana
 
awesome pictures, i nominate the last one for POTM :good: be nice to see something different in the gallery!!
 
Thank you, would be nice if she wins coincidently, just died :(
There was an invertebrate show last sunday which i got her and a male for £25, which is a reasonable price for armoured ground crickets, and typicly im peed off and upset that she died within 5 days
Where is the POTM section?
Would be nice to look at the others photos
 
it's run as a pinned topic at the top of the page, rules etc are all up there. you'll need someone to second the nomination to enter, if that happens then put a post up in the pinned topic linking to this and keep your fingers crossed while people vote!
 
I'll secont the ptom nomination. I love insects too, but I have never kept them. Do they get attached to thier owners, or are they more like fish.
 
Thx, you get attached to the inverts but not really visa versa, except when the atlas beetles tarsi get hooked on your skin :lol:
 
Wow, I love arthropods.

Do you have any links to sites about caring for them? I would love to get into this. Especially the beetles.

Also, how do you keep the atlas beetles from flying away (along with anything else in your collection with wings)?
 
I had thought that the atlas beetles were too bulky to fly, untill my dads one was flying around his tank, so if i ever take mine out again i`ll have the trusty net at my side lol
The katydid can fly like a bird (that big green grasshopper thing), so i never took her outside, and for a hell of a lot of mantids the females cant fly as thier wings are too small for thier bulk, i could post a few links to invert forums if im allowed, am i?
 
You are not supposed to advertise competing sites, but this is a fish forum, not an invert forum, so I don't know. Can you just PM me them?

Thanks. :)

Oh, and is that a very small orchid mantis or a very large fly? :lol:
 

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