The easiest rehouses ever

[Enn49]

The first one was one of my Nhandu chromatus, Luzia, who ran from one end of her old container to the other as soon as I picked it up making me think trouble was brewing but no she calmly walked straight into her new larger home without any encouragement.


The second one was my Ami sp Panama, Palma, who was sitting in its bottle cap water bowl refusing to budge so I picked the water bowl up and transferred it to the new container. Wouldn't it be boring if they were all so easy?

 

[Enn49]

@Shampain Palma is one of the calmest Ts but loves to sit in its water bowl whether there is water in or not and it won't move even when I'm topping up. it's even moulted in there a few times.

 

[Kymura]

Enn Palma is gorgeous, I'm not buying any more for a good while but that may have to be one of them.

 

[Enn49]

Enn Palma is gorgeous, I'm not buying any more for a good while but that may have to be one of them.

Thank you. You wouldn't regret buying one and because they only grow to 2.5" dls they don't take up much room.

 

[Kymura]

ah, perhaps I could squeeze in a drawf then, are those her adult colors?

 

[Enn49]

ah, perhaps I could squeeze in a drawf then, are those her adult colors?

Yes, the females stay like this but an ultimate male goes more grey than black and the red dulls a bit.

 

[Kymura]

If you see any reasonable.down my way tag me hun, please. Going to look around a bit.

 

[Enn49]

If you see any reasonable.down my way tag me hun, please. Going to look around a bit.

I will if I see any but I don't often look at the US sites.

 

[Will]

I also did a rehouse today. My P murinus juvenile, Diablo. It went smooth really. He's gone from this:

to this:

and here he is looking his usual irritable self: