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These guys are eating their way through a lot of insects, and growing fast!

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They look great! :)
 
I like the close up.:) I think my girl is expecting. I'm kinda nervous because I've never cared for larvae before.
 

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They're beautiful, Louise!
 
Thank you! They're my favourites, I think!
 
They really look greatt!!!!
How old and how big are they? Do you remember how big they were when they morphed?
Fabian
 
They are last years babies, and I got them from a friend, so I'm not sure when they morphed.
 
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