> G. grossmanni, along with the G. vittatus and Ptychozoon, normally lay
> their eggs in contact with the glass. If a wood
> terrarium is used, they will again be glued to the walls.
Can't speak for the first two, but I have tried *everything* to get my
ptychozoon's to lay on something artificial - paper, cork - they want
straight glass :) Use a tank you don't mind being visually ruined: she'll
eat the egg shells after the hatchlings emerge, but the base is stuck to the
glass for all of eternity.
Barbie >^,,^<
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