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    Male or Female?

    Hello, What do you think is the gender of my Brachypelma auratum?
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    Brachypelma boehmei Sex?

    Hello together , I was sold the spider as a female is that how anyone sees it?
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    Did not mean it badly sorry, just felt attacked because I try so much that they are doing well:(:T:
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    I'm a little surprised that you see it that way 12" 12" 12" is suddenly too high for a spider? Then all the others are wrong for decades that hold in 12" 12" 12" also 99% here in the forum?
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    That is clear to me have spiders for 10 years only no auratum. You can just tell me more earth in then I am closer to the sky
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    12” x 12” x 12” is not to high i think
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    You mean the entrance smaller? Ok did it and less desert sand more clay to dig. Better?
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    Brachypelma auratum ground

    Hello spider friends My question, I have the ground with desert sand mixed with potting soil so I saw it on YouTube where the species lives Is this good?
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    Brachypelma boehmei/ auratum

    Brachypelma auratum
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    Brachypelma boehmei/ auratum

    Brachypelma boehmei
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    OK for Brachypelma auratum?

    12” x 12” x 12”
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    OK for Brachypelma auratum?

    Hello The substrate is dry and suitable for digging. The silver one is a sensor that turns off when it's too hot and turns on when it's too cold. Here in Germany it is sometimes very cold :)
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    OK for Brachypelma auratum?

    Hello my first question here is is this ok for Brachypelma auratum?
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