Mass whats your opinion on these prices? considering one of each of themThe best feeding was after going a week with out, that was when I saw a few instant kills. The big female was the best, the way she raised her claws to the ready as it walked towards her, then a final raising, even higher, and whack! They look spectacular poised to strike..very impressive. Also somewhat mantid looking in that position.
I'd buy bothMass whats your opinion on these prices? considering one of each of them
Damon diadema sp. "Tanzania"; Captive Bred 1-½”; $15.00 each
Mastigoproctus giganteus; Giant Vinegaroon; 1 ½"; $20.00
You would change your mind if you held one just once. I guarantee it. They're completely docile and gentle if you move slowly. I admit, the first feeding I caught half horrified me, you should see them a few seconds before they strike, claws arched upward and back, beautiful. They punch the prey and snatch it, the whole process has a sci-fi horror feel..epic. And weird, they're so freaking alien, lmao. How could you not love such a creature?
That's what intimidates me, those nasty looking claws. That's gotta hurt if you get hit with one.
True but that's a given, you're talking about the first and third largest T's in the world. I'd compare that to being shot with a nail gun twice lolThey aren't that big. Couldn't possibly hurt more than getting a full grown LP or Theraphosa nail you.
Thought this was funny. I'm bored tonight so drug out the old Resident Evil Revelations 2 for my xbox one. The insects that attack you are giant Amblypygi
Still can't decide if I want one or not. Are they good hunters? since all I have now are lateralis roaches and worms.
so no worms. I just ordered a colony starter of roaches, so i won't be buying any other feeders but the occassional worm container. I can't stand crickets now after using roaches for the last few months. Might have to add one of these to my upcoming orderI've just had mine a few weeks now, but they are really fun to watch hunt. I wouldn't use anything that burrows, but the roaches should be fine.