Linda,
I am afraid that is putting the entire train before the engine. We have not had a single successful O.briareus to survive more than a couple of weeks after hatching. The ones I tried to transport at 2 weeks died enroute (possibly from the cold because of car failure) so we know shipping them is out for trying to spilt up the attempt (if I have hatchlings, I am more than willing to give some to anyone that can come get them). However, should I be successful with more than two after two months, the third has your name on it. I haven't a lot of hope but I do have a lot of enthusiasm.
I am afraid that is putting the entire train before the engine. We have not had a single successful O.briareus to survive more than a couple of weeks after hatching. The ones I tried to transport at 2 weeks died enroute (possibly from the cold because of car failure) so we know shipping them is out for trying to spilt up the attempt (if I have hatchlings, I am more than willing to give some to anyone that can come get them). However, should I be successful with more than two after two months, the third has your name on it. I haven't a lot of hope but I do have a lot of enthusiasm.