MJI
New member
Bill,
The hardest thing is probably getting hold of them in good condition, or getting the eggs.
Hatching and rearing are not difficult per se, but it takes a lot of time and effort.
My adults are in a 75gallon, and there are now 8 in there that I can count (but they do hide well).
All my babies are now gone, but even if i had some left I would not ship to the US. Eggs are a different matter though, and may look into this at a later date when mine (fingers crossed) breed.
I know Lefty (from here) has raised some before and he would be the best to advise on availablity/conditions in the US.
The hardest thing is probably getting hold of them in good condition, or getting the eggs.
Hatching and rearing are not difficult per se, but it takes a lot of time and effort.
My adults are in a 75gallon, and there are now 8 in there that I can count (but they do hide well).
All my babies are now gone, but even if i had some left I would not ship to the US. Eggs are a different matter though, and may look into this at a later date when mine (fingers crossed) breed.
I know Lefty (from here) has raised some before and he would be the best to advise on availablity/conditions in the US.
