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This is how im going about it. I'll let it move on its own time.
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Obt rehouse
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This is how im going about it. I'll let it move on its own time.
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You coward, although it is the safest option.
I would have given it more height and a little less substrate, they are semi-arboreal. I had mine in an arboreal ExoTerra and she used the full height (18") to build her home.
I would have given it more height and a little less substrate, they are semi-arboreal. I had mine in an arboreal ExoTerra and she used the full height (18") to build her home.
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I had to handle fighting a bumba cabocla for a hour in to a shipping container and almst gettimg tagged by a gigas . So ill pass taking s risk. I also have a neurological condition so im not trying to see what happens wih that and obt venom
that may be the case with yours . Mine always stays on under ground even when give an opportunity to be arboral
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I had to handle fighting a bumba cabocla for a hour in to a shipping container and almst gettimg tagged by a gigas . So ill pass taking s risk. I also have a neurological condition so im not trying to see what happens wih that and obt venom
I was only teasing
. I never took risks with my girl having read what a bite from one can do.
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That little H.gigas (hobby) is still mad i checked on be before work and just say its not happy to see meI was only teasing
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ProbAbly the fasters t ivs had to deal with so fad Nd its only about 1/2" its gonna be a "fun" one when it grows upI was only teasing
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ProbAbly the fasters t ivs had to deal with so fad Nd its only about 1/2" its gonna be a "fun" one when it grows up
I've never experienced an OBT sling, my girl was bought as a juvi but that will change when I get a little one at the end of this month.
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Krush: that's the way I would do it. I think you are smart. OBTs are awesome, but unpredictable......just ask Shampain.
You know what is amazing? I read that poor kids in Angola will hunt these as a food source. Apparently, they get bit by them all the time.
Thank god I don't live in Angola.
You know what is amazing? I read that poor kids in Angola will hunt these as a food source. Apparently, they get bit by them all the time.
Thank god I don't live in Angola.
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Until I got one myself. I never saw a sling. It was alittle black sling. I think I got him at 1/4"-1/2" but he was black for the first two molts in my care.
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Yeah I didnt want to bring that up. I wasnt sure if he said anything and didnt want to call him out if that was the caseKrush: that's the way I would do it. I think you are smart. OBTs are awesome, but unpredictable......just ask Shampain.
You know what is amazing? I read that poor kids in Angola will hunt these as a food source. Apparently, they get bit by them all the time.
Thank god I don't live in Angola.
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Krush: that's the way I would do it. I think you are smart. OBTs are awesome, but unpredictable......just ask Shampain.
You know what is amazing? I read that poor kids in Angola will hunt these as a food source. Apparently, they get bit by them all the time.
Thank god I don't live in Angola.
I dont even eat meat so my T as no worries on that. They also will at H.gigas in Cameron. They are hard to find because of the from what I read. That's why you can only really find hobby form H.gigas(Hysterocrates gigas) but out friends in the uk will probably have a easier time finding them before us in the states.Krush: that's the way I would do it. I think you are smart. OBTs are awesome, but unpredictable......just ask Shampain.
You know what is amazing? I read that poor kids in Angola will hunt these as a food source. Apparently, they get bit by them all the time.
Thank god I don't live in Angola.
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Still hasn't left it burrow in the old home. I have it set up so it can walk right in to it's new burrow it probably wont use,lol
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FInally. Waited from 4:00pm yesterday. Finally was out by 3:30am this morning. It went right to the skull. A sign for things to come
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Handsome devil!
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Indeed he is. I call him Pumpkin
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My L Klugi also gravitated towards the skull I put in almost immediately after I unboxed her. When I moved her into a slightly smaller enclosure, she burrowed a few days later, right under the skull.
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Its funny to me because mine is OBT. If you know how they are youd get the humor with it
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Well my little one arrived 2 weeks ago and made a bid for freedom on rehousing but no threat pose. It has built itself a web cave between the cork bark and the vial side so I can just see it. It's around 1/2" and black with an orange butt.
