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17/01/2017 If you aren't afraid of creepy crawlies an insect as a pet can be wonderful. They are definitely "exotic," are quiet, clean, and don't need a lot of attention. All these characteristics make themgreat... 08/01/2017 You don't often find the words "pet" and "scorpion" together in the same sentence, do you? But there are loads of very loyal scorpion-keepers around the world who do call scorpions good pets. These ar... 19/12/2016 Insects and spiders can be fascinating to watch. They are extremely quiet, clean pets that do not need much room to live. Insects and spiders also require little attention or socialization (in fact, t... 13/12/2016 How old can a stick insect become?
Generally speaking stick insects live for 4 to 10 months as nymphs and then 5 tot 12 months as an adult, depending on the species. Bigger species live longer than... 17/11/2016 The Macleay's Spectre or Giant Prickly Stick Insect (Exatosoma tiaratum) is a huge stick insect or phasmid species from Australia. Females grow to as much as 8" (20cm) long and have very bulky bodies.... 05/11/2016 If you aren't squeamish about spiders, you might enjoy keeping them as pets. Their homemaking and hunting behaviors are intriguing to observe, and they're silent, so they won't disturb your housemates... 17/10/2016 One relatively easy to keep and yet often overlooked pet invertebrate type is the land crab, a type of crustacean that lives mainly on the edges of the water rather than in the seas and rivers themsel... 14/10/2016 Millipedes are not insects at all, but they do are popular invertebrate pets. Millipedes are part of the class Diplopoda. The are closely related to centipedes, class Chilopoda, and you could refer to... 13/09/2016 Praying mantis make beautiful and fascinating pets.
In their behavior and mannerisms, they remind me something of uncuddly cats - fastidiously clean, curious, and predatory. Unlike cats, you can't re... 06/09/2016 If you find arachnids fascinating rather than freaky, it may have crossed your mind at some point that you would like to get more up close and personal with spiders in general, possibly even keeping o... |    |
