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Brachypelma Hamorii

boreece27

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I’m afraid I’m getting out of hand. Lol!!! Found this little beauty at a pet store today. Such a sweet and docile little baby. My collection is up to 42 now. Let’s go 50!!!!
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Eighth Eye Blind

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Mine has red knees. Maybe they get color when older.
Some people say that diet affects this. Supposedly, giving your feeder bugs carrots will enhance the red color in your T's.

I'm personally quite skeptical about this but there is a tiny bit of science behind it and it's a harmless practice for either the dinner or the diner so ?????
 

boreece27

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Some people say that diet affects this. Supposedly, giving your feeder bugs carrots will enhance the red color in your T's.

I'm personally quite skeptical about this but there is a tiny bit of science behind it and it's a harmless practice for either the dinner or the diner so ?????
Good to know! I believe it will be molting soon. The knees are redder than the pic shows. Maybe when it does molt the red knees will stand out a lot more.
 

Tarantula Trooper

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Some people say that diet affects this. Supposedly, giving your feeder bugs carrots will enhance the red color in your T's.

I'm personally quite skeptical about this but there is a tiny bit of science behind it and it's a harmless practice for either the dinner or the diner so ?????
Like the shrimp that give flamingo the pinkish color... Never heard anything of this nature related to Tarantula's! Kinda cool to think this is so but I am skeptical as well! Lol.
 

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