My grandis day pair have been together, healthy, seemingly happpy for 2 years. No action! The female is a lot fatter and meatier (Buff like a Sumo wrestler)... Maybe he can't handle her? ANy thoughts?
MEANWHILE, Update on winter-moth (green inchworm) infestation: everyone here EXCEPT HERPERS up in arms as caterpillars defoliate hardwood trees, cover cars with poop, and hang everywhere. You must first pick them out of your hair after coming inside.
However, my friend's frogs, and my chameleon and day geckos, are just gorging on these tasty little guys. no pesticides to worry about.
PLEASE bring your herps to Cape COd and feed them as much as you can.......Everyone needs to do their part!...
or let me know if you want a truckload o' caterpillars (green inchworms) I shake 'em of the trees by thousands. feed maple leaves or keep in fridge.
Thanks, Ernie Luikart eluikart@capecod.net
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1.) no mating action, WHY? 2.)juicy feeders I found!
ernstjanl
May 24, 2004 10:43 PM
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antonm
May 24, 2004 11:40 PM
I'd take a box for my tokays but how would you ship? I live in San Jose, CA.
Lint
May 25, 2004 06:13 PM
i'll take a box for my tokays and my grandis shipped to El Segundo, California e-mail me at xxtile@aol.com to give me more info
