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Cyriopogopus VonWirthi and Cyriopogopus Schmidti! 3 inch C. Schimidti literally jumped, bit , threat posed , bolted, and everything imaginable when I re- housed. Real handful! Hardly any backdown down in either!!
2 years back in and 7 Psalmopoeus, 6 Chilobrachys, 3 Cyriopagopus, 2 OBT , 1 Pelenobuis Muticus, 1 GBB, 1 C.Versicolor, 1 T. Albopolosus, 1 M. Balfori, 1 Ornithocninae Midanao Central, 1 Ornithoctonus Aureotibialis, 2 Cyratogyrus, 1 H. Chilensis, and 1 L. Parahybana!!!! And whoever I might...
When I started back in the hobby 3 years ago I was writing down when they were eating and feeding my new slings every 3 days like clockwork!!! Well I got more slings as the first batch got bigger (didn't take long old world baboons, except the King of course..LOL) and repeat a few more times in...
I can understand maybe not wanting to be recognized by people you don't know. Whatever country he is in may frown upon what he's doing. Lol I feel he is from the Phillipine Islands maybe? Anybody else care to guess!
Nice Ts. Bout to add a Cyriopagopus Schimdti (2.5inch) to my collection and would like to ask you how your keeping Ke Bang. All info I have found is that they are fossorial, need damp substrate, and temp wise that normal house temps during winter should suffice. I read that the mountain range...
Just recently started back keeping Ts again after a long hiatus (20 years) and I will say I watch Exotics Lair to learn what not to do and Tom Moran, Richard (TC), Dave's Little Beasties, on proper Tarantula husbandry and care. I' like, in some in respects, that Exoctics lair got me back...