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Really exquisite T! This is why I love being a part of this community, I'm learning about species that I have never owned and I get inspired by you @Jess S and @Phil You both are great keepers and I appreciate your expertise in the hobby!
Really exquisite T! This is why I love being a part of this community, I'm learning about species that I have never owned and I get inspired by you @Jess S and @Phil You both are great keepers and I appreciate your expertise in the hobby!
The one @Jess S has was one of two I had. I put a warning on the box and in messages we exchanged so we are both aware of how fast these little sods can be....ha ha
You are a fantastic addition to the community so I hope you stay with us for a long time. I have enjoyed your posts
The one @Jess S has was one of two I had. I put a warning on the box and in messages we exchanged so we are both aware of how fast these little sods can be....ha ha
You are a fantastic addition to the community so I hope you stay with us for a long time. I have enjoyed your posts
It is an honor and privilege to be a part of this community, you guys are like family to me! Thank you so much my friend! Eventually I will soon discover the quicks of the diamantinensis, this is one intriguing T that I must have
It is an honor and privilege to be a part of this community, you guys are like family to me! Thank you so much my friend! Eventually I will soon discover the quicks of the diamantinensis, this is one intriguing T that I must have
Really exquisite T! This is why I love being a part of this community, I'm learning about species that I have never owned and I get inspired by you @Jess S and @Phil You both are great keepers and I appreciate your expertise in the hobby!
That is so kind of you, but I've only just started in the hobby. Before that I spent just over 18 months learning everything I could. I was more an enthusiast than a keeper. The community on here encouraged me to finally start keeping myself. @Phil being very instrumental in helping me get my little collection underway by sending these lovely t's to me.
Believe me @SikmT7, you have a lot more experience than me. It's friendly people like you, Phil and others that make this forum so great.
It is an honor and privilege to be a part of this community, you guys are like family to me! Thank you so much my friend! Eventually I will soon discover the quicks of the diamantinensis, this is one intriguing T that I must have
Yes @Phil I remember the warning! Can't remember exact words but something along the lines of whatever you do, don't blink lol
@SikmT7 You would get on with the diamantinensis great!! They are lighting fast, but calm down considerably as they get bigger. Fast growers, reach adult colouration quickly and mature in less than a year. They are excellent eaters!
Mine is calm now, it can be chilling right at the top of the enclosure and stay put when I wrestle the lid off. It's the rehousings when you have to mess with them they are most likely to bolt.To be honest, I do all maintenance in the bath, per Phil's warning, as they are a fast dwarf t that can disappear in a gap in a skirting board for fun
Yes @Phil I remember the warning! Can't remember exact words but something along the lines of whatever you do, don't blink lol
@SikmT7 You would get on with the diamantinensis great!! They are lighting fast, but calm down considerably as they get bigger. Fast growers, reach adult colouration quickly and mature in less than a year. They are excellent eaters!
Mine is calm now, it can be chilling right at the top of the enclosure and stay put when I wrestle the lid off. It's the rehousings when you have to mess with them they are most likely to bolt.To be honest, I do all maintenance in the bath, per Phil's warning, as they are a fast dwarf t that can disappear in a gap in a skirting board for fun
