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My first order from PNW Arachnids arrived today and I couldn't be more pleased!

3/4" P. pulcher
3/4" P. burgessi
3/4" H. pulchripes

Aaron threw in a freebie, 1/2" L. parahybana

[ATTACH=full]44719[/ATTACH]

The two arboreals are in 24oz deli cups set up as non-avics and H. purchripes is in a 4x4x3 Amac, filled mostly with substrate so it can burrow if it wants.

L. parahybana is in a 1" vial with a vented lid filled 2/3 with substrate and moss, it's tiny!

The substrate in all of these is a mix of coco fiber, peat moss, shredded sphagnum and wee bit of play sand and is more moist at the bottom, gradating up to damp at the surface.

I will attempt to feed them all either either tomorrow or the day after, giving them a bit of time to adjust to their new homes.

I'll post pics of their setups in separate threads soon.

<blockquote data-quote="octanejunkie" data-source="post: 169268" data-attributes="member: 3872">My first order from PNW Arachnids arrived today and I couldn't be more pleased!3/4&quot; P. pulcher3/4&quot; P. burgessi3/4&quot; H. pulchripesAaron threw in a freebie, 1/2&quot; L. parahybana[ATTACH=full]44719[/ATTACH]The two arboreals are in 24oz deli cups set up as non-avics and H. purchripes is in a 4x4x3 Amac, filled mostly with substrate so it can burrow if it wants.L. parahybana is in a 1&quot; vial with a vented lid filled 2/3 with substrate and moss, it's tiny! The substrate in all of these is a mix of coco fiber, peat moss, shredded sphagnum and wee bit of play sand and is more moist at the bottom, gradating up to damp at the surface.I will attempt to feed them all either either tomorrow or the day after, giving them a bit of time to adjust to their new homes.I'll post pics of their setups in separate threads soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="octanejunkie, post: 169268, member: 3872"] My first order from PNW Arachnids arrived today and I couldn't be more pleased! 3/4" P. pulcher 3/4" P. burgessi 3/4" H. pulchripes Aaron threw in a freebie, 1/2" L. parahybana [ATTACH type="full"]44719[/ATTACH] The two arboreals are in 24oz deli cups set up as non-avics and H. purchripes is in a 4x4x3 Amac, filled mostly with substrate so it can burrow if it wants. L. parahybana is in a 1" vial with a vented lid filled 2/3 with substrate and moss, it's tiny! The substrate in all of these is a mix of coco fiber, peat moss, shredded sphagnum and wee bit of play sand and is more moist at the bottom, gradating up to damp at the surface. I will attempt to feed them all either either tomorrow or the day after, giving them a bit of time to adjust to their new homes. I'll post pics of their setups in separate threads soon. [/QUOTE]

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