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Hi all
Not long ago bought a female Tliltocatl albopilosus from @Phil.
On the day of sale he told me that she was paired and is possible to get a sack at some point.Never gave it a second thought tbh.She is a lovely lady and was eating like a champ always out and about till 28th February when she closed herself in the burrow.Luckily leaving a peep hole for me to check on her.My initial thought was moulting but there was that slight feeling of hope she will make a sac.And at some point last two days she did(Last checked on her 2 days ago and was nothing there)I am not confident and totally unprepared to care for large number of young slings.And tbh I only have adults atm.Luckily Phil is there for me to advice me and eventually have it and raise them if all goes well during their time with me for which I am so grateful.Top bloke what else to say.
Regards Konstantin
Not long ago bought a female Tliltocatl albopilosus from @Phil.
On the day of sale he told me that she was paired and is possible to get a sack at some point.Never gave it a second thought tbh.She is a lovely lady and was eating like a champ always out and about till 28th February when she closed herself in the burrow.Luckily leaving a peep hole for me to check on her.My initial thought was moulting but there was that slight feeling of hope she will make a sac.And at some point last two days she did(Last checked on her 2 days ago and was nothing there)I am not confident and totally unprepared to care for large number of young slings.And tbh I only have adults atm.Luckily Phil is there for me to advice me and eventually have it and raise them if all goes well during their time with me for which I am so grateful.Top bloke what else to say.
Regards Konstantin
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