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Posted by Zam on March 21, 2003 at 04:56:58:

In Reply to: Re: Help me!!! posted by buggyfreak on March 05, 2003 at 14:10:00:

E.tiatarium needs eucalyptus....if you want to keep this species you will have to get eucalyptus..sorry but thats the truth. Although e. tiatarium(whatever the spelling is) can produce through pathogenesis i would suggest allowing them to mate as patho babies are all very weak and sickly-they don't live long. Anyhow keep the eggs slightly moist,just a tiny bit humid and lightly ventelated and you should be fine-buy live ones in future cause how do you know the people didn't rip you off and send you dud eggs?Good luck...

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