Thread: how do you....

I have the bioactive version. I don't usually see the eggs laid, therefore short of going through the entire substrate daily, there's no practical way to remove the eggs. It seems to work quite well for me. I just wiat for babies to appear. The last one was hanging upside down from the mesh roof right in front of the doors and nearly gave me a heart attack when I opened the doors to mist!

I have the glass terrarium with no active substrate just good ol' coco fibre, and for my first batch of eggs i caught her in the act, so wen she finished i just got a spoon from the kitchen and dug them out, put them in vermiculite kept damp and voila.

I have also the glass terrarium with no active substrate. It's good. Mine was hatching the egg.


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I use full screen terrariums, wooden terrariums and glass terrariums, it depends on which species is in the terrarium.
But I always digg up the eggs, because I feed a lott of insects of the forest. And they eat the eggs.
I always observe my pygmy's and I feel from time to time by the females for eggs. You can feel the eggs real soon.
When they laid there eggs, I digg them up and put them in a small container with vermiculite.

Best regards,
Tom