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Came back from a month in Puerto Rico to find that I accidentally grew beans in my bedroom closet. Now if only I could remember which type of beans I was trying to grow for the grasshoppers to eat….

This adult male Callimantis antillarum was tiny, just about an inch long.

Found a leafy sphinx moth (Xylophanes chiron) hovering along the floor of the hotel.

Cleaned out the Thyropygus pachyurus tank last week to replace the substrate. They seem to be doing well.

My friend found this baby gecko on Sunday and gave him to me since I have microfeeder colonies. It appears to be an introduced Mediterranean house gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus).

Randomly discovered that Anisomorpha ferruginea phasmids eat guava leaves (Psidium guajava).

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