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<blockquote data-quote="sunset" data-source="post: 211188" data-attributes="member: 37682"><p>Awesome!! We all have made mistakes and or gotten bad advice one time or another. I started with a cobalt blue t like 10+ years ago. I've always loved tarantulas. I'm not going to put a real name because honestly I bought it online and all I got from the dealer was it's a cobalt blue. I knew absolutely nothing about keeping a t. Or if it was or wasn't the T that was sold. It was blue for sure and very defensive. The t jumped and came at you when you touched anything inside it's enclosure. It was a pet hole as everyone else called it. Until you touched the substrate which at the time probably was just a moisten block of coco fiber. I wish I knew more and did research on it so I could have known more about it other then just what I told you. I always enjoyed it until well you had to do something inside it's enclosure. Let's just say if that was the T it should have been kept in better conditions and it was def. Not a beginner t. </p><p>You obviously care a lot and you are doing your best to learn to do right by your t which is great!!. It's hard sometimes putting your self out there to ask questions or share, but def. Don't stop!! </p><p>I hope you and Tiffany have a great experience together for many years to come. And I can't wait to see the pics!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sunset, post: 211188, member: 37682"] Awesome!! We all have made mistakes and or gotten bad advice one time or another. I started with a cobalt blue t like 10+ years ago. I've always loved tarantulas. I'm not going to put a real name because honestly I bought it online and all I got from the dealer was it's a cobalt blue. I knew absolutely nothing about keeping a t. Or if it was or wasn't the T that was sold. It was blue for sure and very defensive. The t jumped and came at you when you touched anything inside it's enclosure. It was a pet hole as everyone else called it. Until you touched the substrate which at the time probably was just a moisten block of coco fiber. I wish I knew more and did research on it so I could have known more about it other then just what I told you. I always enjoyed it until well you had to do something inside it's enclosure. Let's just say if that was the T it should have been kept in better conditions and it was def. Not a beginner t. You obviously care a lot and you are doing your best to learn to do right by your t which is great!!. It's hard sometimes putting your self out there to ask questions or share, but def. Don't stop!! I hope you and Tiffany have a great experience together for many years to come. And I can't wait to see the pics!!! [/QUOTE]
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