Brachypelma.

[Martin Oosthuysen]

Here is a new photo of him most of what I can get off him

See,that looks like a perfectly happy healthy T. Even in the hide,its still a great picture.

 

[Tara Russell]

Yeah I guess that what matters a happy healthy T ^^

 

[jujubees]

Couldn't agree more!!!

 

[Tara Russell]

Alright can I ask you guys something for more thinking would it be wrong to keep a male and not breed it? Because I don't plan too be a breeder or anything like that. But I guess my main concern is I've a healthy happy T I like it when my pets are happy ^^

 

[Tara Russell]

Sometimes when I look at him in his log he looks happy

 

[jujubees]

Sometimes when I look at him in his log he looks happy

Hahaha that's funny! I love happy animals. Anyways, I personally don't see anything wrong with not breeding him. If you do, be prepared to have a bunch of slings that you'll have to care for. Unless you give em away or sell them. Not all male T's in the wild will find a mate either

 

[Tara Russell]

Yeah it's quite funny sometimes I see eye expressions in some T's XD well that makes me feel better

 

[Tara Russell]

I posted new photos of him ^^

 

[jujubees]

Question for yall. Should I have a water dish in my B. Albopilosum's enclosure or would a light misting be fine on occasion?

 

[jujubees]

Question for yall. Should I have a water dish in my B. Albopilosum's enclosure or would a light misting be fine on occasion?

He/she is about 1.25 inches btw