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Rehoused 6" plus Chilobrachys Huahini!
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<blockquote data-quote="Tarantula Trooper" data-source="post: 242833" data-attributes="member: 37740"><p>Just put her in her forever 10* 10 Herpcult Cube. Thought it was going to be one of those wild threat pose and bolting old world fun fest! Any thing but! Calm, no biting, no threat posing, or bolting! A sweetheart from beginning to end. Just the typical Chilobrachys stubborness I've come to expect. I have kept and raised Chilobrachys as a species more than any other T and with the exception of my 2 Fimbriatus and Guangxiensis no problems as far as defensiveness. Stubborn all and a few bolty but no bitey! I would be interested in hearing other long time Chilobrachys keepers how your experiences have been with your guys and gals. Happy Spoodering all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tarantula Trooper, post: 242833, member: 37740"] Just put her in her forever 10* 10 Herpcult Cube. Thought it was going to be one of those wild threat pose and bolting old world fun fest! Any thing but! Calm, no biting, no threat posing, or bolting! A sweetheart from beginning to end. Just the typical Chilobrachys stubborness I've come to expect. I have kept and raised Chilobrachys as a species more than any other T and with the exception of my 2 Fimbriatus and Guangxiensis no problems as far as defensiveness. Stubborn all and a few bolty but no bitey! I would be interested in hearing other long time Chilobrachys keepers how your experiences have been with your guys and gals. Happy Spoodering all. [/QUOTE]
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