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Recent content by Dianna

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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Could be. It did just recently molt. I got it recently and it was labeled juvenile.
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    Getting my new baby this week

    Same situation for me except I was too scared to even get close to them haha. But true animal lovers can never withhold their interest in even creatures they fear. Getting over my fear of arachnids and insects truly changed my whole perspective of the world.
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Yes of course that's Yes of course! That's why I'm open to it in the future but I'd more likely do the breeding myself so I won't be as upset if something happens to him. E. pruriens is such a beautiful species that I think more people should have/study so I definitely want to help contribute...
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Indeed. It's why I'm so hesitant ^^'
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Damn... that'd be a hard pill to swallow for me 'cause I either waited forever for that sling to mature or I payed good money for it fully matured Idk how you guys do it.
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Out of curiosity: when people loan their males for breeding and the male gets killed by the female, what, typically, do people do? Do they ask the borrower for compensation, or is the risk of the male dying accepted when you agree to the loan and that's just it?
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Short answer: Not any time soon. I've never shipped Ts before and, forgive me, have a hard time trusting others, but I'm not completely shut-off from the idea. My E. pruriens is foremost a pet and I would be heart-broken if he died. I'm much more open to sending off in the future my A...
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    What do you not like about Ewok?
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    Ewok pruriens & Avicularia avicularia

    Just wanted to share some standard phone pics of my handsome man, Dart. He's an adult male Ewok pruriens, currently my favorite species. I LOVE their colors. These photos do not do them justice at all. They have a rich green-gradient with gold accent markings on the legs. And here's a shot...
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    Your resident NJ invert enthusiast

    Hello and thank you!
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    Your resident NJ invert enthusiast

    A. tessellata is a fantastic species. Great choice.
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    Your resident NJ invert enthusiast

    Hi Trooper. Hissing roaches (gromphadorhina portentosa) are not picky about humidity levels at all. They can be kept dry or humid, but neither in the extremes. I always recommend a humidity gradient (one side of the substrate dry and the other moist but not damp), so that the roaches can choose...
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    Your resident NJ invert enthusiast

    She's so pretty!
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    Your resident NJ invert enthusiast

    Good evening, everyone. I'm Dianna. I live in Southern New Jersey, U.S and I'm in my late 20s. I mainly collect/breed cockroaches, but recently I've started to keep Ts as pets. My first introduction to the T hobby came from Petko of Dark Den, back in 2018. I really enjoyed box opening videos...
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