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PanzoN88's eight legged pack
- Thread starter PanzoN88
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- Malton, UK
I'll make it happen.Of course you should, we always love pics.
Now I've got to decide which specimens get photographed.
Doing cage maintenance and taking pictures when I can get them. My smaller P. platyomma sling passed, which I honestly knew was coming. The other one is doing fine and eating well, the smaller one wouldn't eat at all and it was not even in premolt.
On a lighter note, my female B. emilia decided to make an appearance. This one rarely leaves her hide.
On a lighter note, my female B. emilia decided to make an appearance. This one rarely leaves her hide.
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- The Oregon rain forest
I'm a B. Sabulosum junkie...got any up date photos of yours???
My huge male never comes out of his hide (he takes the food however, not mature yet), my female is as defensive as ever, plus I think she is in premolt.
Sadly they are sac mates and pet store purchases.
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My females are defensive until you take them out of their enclosures. Its like night and day the way their temperment changes. The males turn to big lovey babies when they mature. I can send you a Male in the future if your interested. I've got many.
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- Mt Barker South Australia
You've got some great looking Ts! Jealous!
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- Baltimore MD
What is the growth rate for G grossa? What conditions are you keeping it at? What feeders?
Honestly I find the growth rate to be medium, that particular one is alreay feasting on superworms, the other one that isn't pictured seems to prefer crickets. I've been keeping it like any other species within the genus, we which is deep, dry coco fiber, no room for a water dish so I pour water on one area. Temperature is 75-80 (room temperature in my house).
Both of mine are quite skittish, yet not defensive. The one that is pictured is the best eater of the two. The other one looks like it is going to molt. If things go well I may have a breeding pair in the future.
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- Baltimore MD
Awesome!!
You can't really overfeed a sling as long as it's eating.
Where did you get them?
You can't really overfeed a sling as long as it's eating.
Where did you get them?
Joe Rossi on AB, who is a fantastic seller. I'm actually about to buy from him again. He was selling them, I believe in May and I got the last two.
@Arachnoclown I am about to rehouse my female B. sabulosum, I think I may be able to get a good picture finally.
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Here's one of mine taking a drink, simply adorable!!
They're really getting some color, much faster then I thought possible. This little one obviously just molted.
Basically, I just cropped the photo and clarified it. He or she really is that bright.
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Getting the red out from some of the lamps I use is the trickiest part. Of course I could just shut them off, but that would make to much sense now wouldn't it?
In all seriousness, it's not a problem.
I use Photoshop Express which runs right on my cellphone, premium non free version. It costs only a pittance and makes file exchange with a computer back and forth totally unnecessary.
In all seriousness, it's not a problem.
I use Photoshop Express which runs right on my cellphone, premium non free version. It costs only a pittance and makes file exchange with a computer back and forth totally unnecessary.
