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<blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 47633" data-attributes="member: 3458"><p>These are all NW:-</p><p></p><p>Holothele incei – A dwarf that will reach around 2’’. They are fast but amazing webbers, filling the container with web tunnels, and good feeders. </p><p>Oligoxystre diamantinensis – A colourful arboreal that will web to the top of the container and sit right at the top. Mine seems to be very placid and I can lift the lid and it will stay still.</p><p>Kochiana brunnipes – Another dwarf of around 2’’. Good feeders that will burrow as slings although mine are beginning to spend more time at the surface</p><p>Euathlus sp "red" - A small T that will only to around 3’’. Mine is very tiny still but a very active T that doesn’t hide away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Enn49, post: 47633, member: 3458"] These are all NW:- Holothele incei – A dwarf that will reach around 2’’. They are fast but amazing webbers, filling the container with web tunnels, and good feeders. Oligoxystre diamantinensis – A colourful arboreal that will web to the top of the container and sit right at the top. Mine seems to be very placid and I can lift the lid and it will stay still. Kochiana brunnipes – Another dwarf of around 2’’. Good feeders that will burrow as slings although mine are beginning to spend more time at the surface Euathlus sp "red" - A small T that will only to around 3’’. Mine is very tiny still but a very active T that doesn’t hide away. [/QUOTE]
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