Another new arrival and a couple rehoused.

[Enn49]

Musina arrived today from Andy (@So Many Legs). She's a female Ceratogyrus brachycephalus (hobby form) and around 4" dls.

She didn't take kindly to a nudge to move her into her new home

Now exploring

I took the opportunity to rehouse a couple into larger containers.

Omothymus schioedtei, Lapan. A very sulky T now

Ornithoctonus aureotibialis, Pagan

 

[Enn49]

Musina and Lapan are both happily chomping on crickets, Pagan will get fed tomorrow with the smaller Ts. It's always good when a new T eats and Lapan has obviously come out of its sulk.

 

[JDS123]

So from the first pic, did she eat a Titelist or a Calloway golf ball lol......very cool.

 

[Enn49]

So from the first pic, did she eat a Titelist or a Calloway golf ball lol......very cool.

She's certainly got a big butt

 

[JDS123]

What if you got one that's preggo lol. ...take her to one of those baby ultrasound places lol

 

[LC72uk]

Congrats on New Arrival

 

[Enn49]

What if you got one that's preggo lol. ...take her to one of those baby ultrasound places lol

Ooo, don't say that. I had that happen with a Jumping Spider I bought and ended up with 3 sacs from her.

Congrats on New Arrival

Thank you.

 

[So Many Legs]

Glad she is settling in well.

She has a huge abdomen, but hadn't been fed for a good couple of months!

 

[Enn49]

Glad she is settling in well.

She has a huge abdomen, but hadn't been fed for a good couple of months!

She's doing fine, thank you, and ate the night she arrived.