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<blockquote data-quote="Lentulus" data-source="post: 186778" data-attributes="member: 34044"><p>The point is that if you can thrive living in your bedroom, so can the T. The other one you missed is that the T you’re getting has been raised here in the states, not in the place of origin. The relocated Eskimo, for example, is a native Californian now and doesn’t feel “worn out” spending the day at Disneyland.</p><p></p><p>We have T’s in the wild where I live. It gets into the low 40’s here and even snows/hails once in a while. </p><p></p><p>I don’t think it’s cool to ask for help and then tell someone their example is dumb...especially when they’ve raised tarantulas since the early 80’s. Maybe, they just might know something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lentulus, post: 186778, member: 34044"] The point is that if you can thrive living in your bedroom, so can the T. The other one you missed is that the T you’re getting has been raised here in the states, not in the place of origin. The relocated Eskimo, for example, is a native Californian now and doesn’t feel “worn out” spending the day at Disneyland. We have T’s in the wild where I live. It gets into the low 40’s here and even snows/hails once in a while. I don’t think it’s cool to ask for help and then tell someone their example is dumb...especially when they’ve raised tarantulas since the early 80’s. Maybe, they just might know something. [/QUOTE]
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