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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 43476" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>Welcome aboard James.</p><p> Fine looking G. rosea you acquired, rather large rump, may want to feed every 10 days and have it trim down a little. As Ghost stated they do tend to have mood swings and periodically will fast for many months. Keep her/his substrate very dry and the water dish full. I have 2 G. rosea and 5 G. porteri, my enclosures are similar to yours but have some silk leaves and spagham moss for them to move around. [emoji3] </p><p> The A. geniculata is a good choice for your next T, mine will eat everyday if I fed them. Just about any T in the Grammostola, Brachypelma or Aphonopelma genus are good for a person new to the hobby.</p><p> Its an addictive hobby and you'll soon be buying more and more and...........</p><p> Happy T'ing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 43476, member: 3538"] Welcome aboard James. Fine looking G. rosea you acquired, rather large rump, may want to feed every 10 days and have it trim down a little. As Ghost stated they do tend to have mood swings and periodically will fast for many months. Keep her/his substrate very dry and the water dish full. I have 2 G. rosea and 5 G. porteri, my enclosures are similar to yours but have some silk leaves and spagham moss for them to move around. [emoji3] The A. geniculata is a good choice for your next T, mine will eat everyday if I fed them. Just about any T in the Grammostola, Brachypelma or Aphonopelma genus are good for a person new to the hobby. Its an addictive hobby and you'll soon be buying more and more and........... Happy T'ing. [/QUOTE]
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