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New species of millipede Analocostreptus servatius on offer.

2025-02-15

A large and massive species of millipede easily recognizable by its light-coloured head. This species is easy to breed. They are not picky in their diet and eat leaves, vegetables and fruits. This species breeds quite frequently in captivity. Captive bred juveniles of Analocostreptus servatius are available.

New species of millipede Spiropoeus fischeri on offer.

2025-02-15

A large and massive species of millipede that tends to stay on the ground and create a network of tunnels. It is therefore better to give them a larger layer of substrate. The younger specimens are coloured more brown and gradually turn black. This species is easy to keep. They are not picky in their diet and eat leaves, vegetables and fruit. Captive bred subadults of Spiropoeus fischeri are available.

Newly available are pellets for aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles.

2025-02-13

Granules for aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles are a complete substitute for other types of food. However, it is advisable to offer other foods such as meat, fish, pigeons, insects and, for many species, green food. They are suitable for terrestrial and semi-aquatic turtles, carnivorous lizards and invertebrates such as cockroaches and mockingbirds. Feed several times a week in quantities that turtles can consume in a few minutes. Pellets are already for sale.

We have newly added natural decorations and hide-outs to the shop.

2025-02-08

We have added many kinds of natural decorations and shelters. These are mainly dried fruits, flowers, pine cones, etc. They can be used to decorate breeding tanks or terrariums for different types of terrarium animals. Smaller dried fruits will be welcomed especially by invertebrates such as isopods, millipedes or cockroaches, while larger ones by snails, spiders, scorpions, frogs, smaller lizards or snakes. You can browse our selection of natural decorations now.

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