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Kenny's Gallery.
- Thread starter Nada
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cool, maybe we'll be able to trade males down the line 
Yeah, with my luck, I'll have loads of em :/.. lolcool, maybe we'll be able to trade males down the line
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That's not a bad thing. Can't make more without some boys..
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(wo)man eater
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Feeding day, for a bunch of Megaphobema Robustum.
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Woah! I take it you like them, lol
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Yep, 2nd only to King Baboons.
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Super fresh Monster Male. 10"
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I have one. hopefully, it'll line up right. I'm hoping to get a mout out of her in the next couple months. I also have my eye on another big girl. Way over-priced, but whatcha gonna do?
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This is "Whale", my Giant female Stirmi. and Hopefull wife of the one that just moulted .
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Few more of my monster female..
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I love those markings!
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Would be easier if the females could be artificially inseminated. I hate giving my boys away. The owners of a local shop have a beautiful Indian ornamental who are the male and they don't know if he got to mate before she devoured him. I was surprised they left them in together over night tho, I thought most people kept an eye on them until they finished.
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Arboreal Ts are typically left together for breeding. And, you need to look at it differently. Your not giving your boy away, your boy is becoming an investment, by providing nourishment to the female, to help sustain his babies.
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They are doing exactly what they would be doing in the wild.
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I don't know I think being eaten alive is horrific I would never get over it if one of my lads died like that. I will always find breeders who need my boys as they mature but on the strict understanding I never find out if he gets hurt or killed. I don't think I will buy any more ts I will try and get animals I'm not nuts about instead lol
