DreadedNeith
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I was surfing youtube like i do every night gefore bed and i came accross a channel called bugsnstuff https://www.youtube.com/user/giantspiderscom These guys go out into different tarantula's natural habitat and record their findings and their videos show how and where these spiders live. Useful information for anyone trying to make their enclosures the closest thing to their Ts natural habitat.
I also found a video
by one of the guys who is on the team of guys on the first channel. This video is all about the avicularia family. Some really great information in that. The video is over an hour long and is full of useful information.
Just trying to contribute the best that i can. I hope some of you find these videos useful and interesting. There is also a website by a guy named Andrew M. Smith called LoveTarantulas.com
it has some great digital books on tarantulas for like 3-5 usd. I'm not affiliated with any of these people. I just came accross this stuff and thought i would share because i found it useful and interesting. Also on Lovetarantulas.com you can buy books like Baboon Spiders: Tarantulas of Africa and the Middle East for 3 euros. That book on Amazon is 75$. The website has a bunch of great stuff to download for really cheap. And from what i understand, Andrew M. Smith is a guy who knows quite a bit about Tarantulas. Heres a link to that book if anyone is interested. https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?c=cart&i=1090520&cl=210281&ejc=2
I also found a video
Just trying to contribute the best that i can. I hope some of you find these videos useful and interesting. There is also a website by a guy named Andrew M. Smith called LoveTarantulas.com
it has some great digital books on tarantulas for like 3-5 usd. I'm not affiliated with any of these people. I just came accross this stuff and thought i would share because i found it useful and interesting. Also on Lovetarantulas.com you can buy books like Baboon Spiders: Tarantulas of Africa and the Middle East for 3 euros. That book on Amazon is 75$. The website has a bunch of great stuff to download for really cheap. And from what i understand, Andrew M. Smith is a guy who knows quite a bit about Tarantulas. Heres a link to that book if anyone is interested. https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?c=cart&i=1090520&cl=210281&ejc=2
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