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My seller has told me this but is that really true?
I cant find anyone else saying it is
I cant find anyone else saying it is
If you really want a H. Gigas just go for the one.. It is a true pet hole but I can't see one making use of any sort of 'water feature' in its enclosure.. Plenty of deep sub and a water dish will do it just fine..No, its not communal.
My seller has told me this but is that really true?
I cant find anyone else saying it is
I've personally been debunking alot of these communal or not theories. Alot of the claims come from no documentation at all. Also alot come from failed attempts from persons that cant even take care of one spider let alone a few living together. I've kept Avicularia avicularia communal for many years all females died of old age. I'm currently keeping Poecilotheria ornata at 4th and 5th instar with lots of success (so far). Both of these species are big no, nos to keep communal according to the self proclaimed arachnogods of the hobby.
As soon as my female Hysterocrates gigas drops a sack you can be sure of one thing....I'll have a communal going on. No one and their undocumented options will change my mind.