Sarah.Eileen
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A rambling tale!
At the beginning of the month, Fear Not Tarantulas had a grand opening event and a meet and greet with some cool characters, including Tom Patterson and Richard from The Tarantula Collective! I had already been in the store a couple of times (it's a GREAT place to check out adult T displays) but I definitely wanted to check out the sales and meet Richard.
I had planned to pick up one or two slings off my wishlist, but I walked out with 5 slings and an isopod culture, as it goes heh.
I got a C versicolor (which has been on my list for a while now), a B hamorri (classic!), an H sp. Columbia (which is TINY and thus slightly intimidating), and two P cambridgei's.
As far as the P cambridgei's go, they were freebies and weren't on my radar at all. I read that they are a good transition into Old Worlds if I am comfortable with rehousing them - thoughts on this? I have only been keeping Ts for about a year now (my total now is 10 Ts, and they are all New World beginner types).
Anyhoo, I attached some pictures of the new additions - can't wait to watch them grow up!
At the beginning of the month, Fear Not Tarantulas had a grand opening event and a meet and greet with some cool characters, including Tom Patterson and Richard from The Tarantula Collective! I had already been in the store a couple of times (it's a GREAT place to check out adult T displays) but I definitely wanted to check out the sales and meet Richard.
I had planned to pick up one or two slings off my wishlist, but I walked out with 5 slings and an isopod culture, as it goes heh.
I got a C versicolor (which has been on my list for a while now), a B hamorri (classic!), an H sp. Columbia (which is TINY and thus slightly intimidating), and two P cambridgei's.
As far as the P cambridgei's go, they were freebies and weren't on my radar at all. I read that they are a good transition into Old Worlds if I am comfortable with rehousing them - thoughts on this? I have only been keeping Ts for about a year now (my total now is 10 Ts, and they are all New World beginner types).
Anyhoo, I attached some pictures of the new additions - can't wait to watch them grow up!