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The other day, I was in Petco buying some crickets. I strolled past where they keep lizards and snakes and such, and they had the new Petco "deathcubes" for the Ts they are selling. Except when I looked inside, there was a A. avic juvenile, probably 2 1/2 inches dls. I looked at the ventral and could swear I could see a spermatheca. I'm a total newb so probably not, but I can dream [emoji14]
She (?) was only $19.99, and I'm super tempted to buy her. I went back today and she is still there, and my wife is strangely ok with the prospect. I did want to know if she is big enough to avoid the fragility that Avic slings seem to have? I have an enclosure already, I had actually bought this container before I got my B. albo because I was originally going to buy a P. cambridgei. I know it needs good ventilation on the side, some sort of cork bark for her to climb and attach webbing too and all that good stuff.
If she is indeed a female, whats the typical lifespan of an A. avic? I'm prepared for a more skittish spider, but hopefully she won't be insane haha!
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She (?) was only $19.99, and I'm super tempted to buy her. I went back today and she is still there, and my wife is strangely ok with the prospect. I did want to know if she is big enough to avoid the fragility that Avic slings seem to have? I have an enclosure already, I had actually bought this container before I got my B. albo because I was originally going to buy a P. cambridgei. I know it needs good ventilation on the side, some sort of cork bark for her to climb and attach webbing too and all that good stuff.
If she is indeed a female, whats the typical lifespan of an A. avic? I'm prepared for a more skittish spider, but hopefully she won't be insane haha!
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