Why we use "mechanical moms" and ICU units!!!

[entomology]

Why u copy and paste my comment? Makes no sense Eish.. Lol , but. Itching u do and say makes sense because ur a " PLANK" and cannot think scientifically. So I won't waist time with you anymore so please stay off my thread as I've asked earlier!!! Dnt let me get stuck in Urs because I will cause chaos and u would not appreciate it so now let it go. This thread is for people using mechanical moms and not issues about DNA /genetics/ hybrids went totally off topic. So now stop and stay off or I'll report to moderators.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

Ok, back to topic, which female did you have that preyed on her offspring?
Also, are all the insults really necessary on a conversation between adults?

 

[entomology]

I witness's my mates female do it a few months back. Listen bud question answered now for the last time stay off my thread.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

I witness's my mates female do it a few months back. Listen bud question answered now for the last time stay off my thread.

This thread belongs to everybody on the forum.
Which species? Maybe that is something I can look out for when I breed that specific pokie species.

 

[entomology]

This thread was created for the benefits and uses of "mechanical mom's" and ICU units. please tell me what part of that do you not get??????? if your interested in cannibalism then go start your own thread.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

The mechanical mom might be an option for me for that specific species if you can tell me which one it was please?
Thanks

 

[entomology]

Poecilotheria metallica

 

[Ceratogyrus]

Poecilotheria metallica

Ok, interesting, haven't had the same experience in the past. You should document that somewhere considering it is considered such a tolerant species.

 

[entomology]

yes it is documented and hence i use mechanical mom. I know the species very well and have bred them well.Tarantulas are still being studied intense and their behavior is still on uncertain "ground " we still dont know the "full mechanics" behind tarantula ecology so maybe in the next 100 years we will understand them better and most likely do husbandry a little better

 

[entomology]

This is what a "proper" arachnid setup looks like so please post pics up let's see and compare?!! I await

 

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[Ceratogyrus]

Here's my one communal setup.

Striata by the way.



And the spiders that live inside it:

 

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[Martin Oosthuysen]

Hello
I will say straight off the bat, those cages last look awesome. I won't even try and deny it one second, I can imagine the time and effort put in to each one. Well done, keep it up !!!

 

[entomology]

Thanks Martin its all about comfort for the species housed.

 

[Martin Oosthuysen]

Well it looks great, must say looks like a lot of effort in them.

 

[entomology]

P subfusca lowland morph communal

 

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[Martin Oosthuysen]

One of the pokies on my list, and the highland. I'd rate P.Metallica 1st, and the highland or lowland 2nd in beauty.

 

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