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Almost sure it's a male; Would be happy to be contradicted though hehehe

Ollie, my female P. cambridgei, looking very cute and fuzzy

love how playful and curious this species can be

*emerges 1 month later with a shiny new body* 'sup guys what'd I miss

Exact same!! There are currently 2 small bottle caps acting as structural support to an underground tunneling system that mine carved out :playful::playful::playful:

Total noob but almost sure it's female?

@JoshDM020 I really wanted to try it with my hamorii as she regularly interacts with the foliage and cork wood bits in her tank but but (s)he's in premolt and super lethargic right now. The cambridgei is also super curious so I thought I'd give it a shot with her--she moved it around for about 4...

Ollie and her ball

waaaaaaay to big, imo, and definitely not enough substrate. looks like a rosie? I keep mine in a 5g tank (with about 4-5" of coconut fiber) and that's almost even too much room for her as she hardly moves

Very cute!

@boina dang, the auratum was probably the first brachy that I REALLY wanted, but the hair kicking I experience with my boehmei is already borderline Too Much :(

Beautiful T! Does she kick more hairs than your boehmei?

My sazimai is pretty fast and can be a bit bold. When i first got her, she stayed in her log pretty much all day, and the rare times I did catch her out of it, she would be hanging out by the water dish. I started wetting down a good patch of her sub, and that is pretty much where she stays now...

2 molts with them so far! Can't wait to see them at their full size when I'm legally geriatric -__-

My girl finally started taking superworms!!

post molt, post yoga, ready for food

My dream tattoo artist was making a short trip into NYC so I did a very irresponsible thing and flew out from LA to get this piece done. Model is my B.hamorii, Turtle, with some slight color tweaks :) (please excuse the poor lighting!)

Sorry for the vertical phone-holding! Turtle had her weekly mealworm earlier today and I was doing my nightly check up before bed and caught her polishing her little fangs :smug::smug::smug:

my p. cambridgei and n. chromatus a couple days ago :)

First time she didn't kick up a tornado of hairs at me when I opened up her enclosure