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Hey guys!!! As much as I miss my sweet Jane, this boy drew me in with his lil candlestick legs. Meet Fuego Indica, my Brachypelma Auratum. He’s definitely a little heftier, I can hear the lil taps of his feet when he gets spooked (accidental ofc). I hope y’all can come on this silly little...
Hello everyone, it's been a while since I came here with something more than likes and love reactions c:
I wanted to get a new tarantula sooner but I was waiting for the weather to be a little bit less cold so they could be a little more comfortable. Recently I got a B. auratum and a T. vagans...
This week I cover care, husbandry, and feeding for the Brachypelma auratum (Mexican Flame Knee Tarantula). I discuss the care, husbandry, feeding, history, general info and enclosures for this species. This includes handling, temperature, humidity, set up, enclosure, substrate, lifespan, & more.
This is my son, Liam. This is also my Brachypelma auratum (unsexed). I told Liam that I am unsure if it's a boy or girl and asked him what we should name it. He said "let's name him Flex- because he's speedy", lol. Too cute. As we all know, auratum are a bit "nervous" for a Brachy.