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I absolutely love the name Pendulum!

Do you keep Asbolus on a sand and coco fiber mixture to achieve the humidity, then? Mine are currently on just sand, but I'm willing to make adjustments!

I absolutely adore the pie-dish beetles! Are they kept simular to A. Verrucosus, or do they thrive better in damper conditions?

Absolutely stunning, I want one so bad!

I got to give my boyfriend credit for that one. Now I just need to name my N. Tripepii :writer:

Great name! I named my B. Vagans "Bilbo Vagans" lol

Haha what a great video! Moisture dependent, duly noted. My murinus "Dante" has been hiding in his new burrow now, seems to have rejected the old one. He's in one of the juvenile enclosures from Fear Not Tarantulas with a large water dish.

What would you consider the E. Murinus to be?

I can take some later! also, he made a new burrow last night next to the old one.

Large water dish and moist substrate. I haven't seen any signs of mold. I was just referring to the subtype in Tarantula Keeper's Guide.

My E. murinus juvenile (about 2") has plugged up the entrance to its burrow and has been hanging out around it and in the middle of the cage. (Fossorial swamp setup, big water bowl). Could this be because of uneaten food in the burrow?

Tom Moran from Tom's Big Spiders lives in Connecticut and has over 150 spiders I believe. He stated in a video that it is illegal for pet stores to sell them, but not to own them in CT.

Could someone tell me why B. Boehmi is a mess right now?

I bet my money it's A. Geniculata after receiving mine.

I'd go with the LP! ..Probably because I want one lol

Well now I'm just torn! I also recently achieved one of my dream T's, the G. pulchra. Also getting a female!

Haha duly noted! I'll probably stick to terrestrials for awhile and fossorials. See what my E. murinus will be like as an adult.

P. Regalis or P. Metallica :happy: Not experienced enough to own one though. Cold Blood has got me interested in a P. Cam though.

Basin's advice is quite sound. No such thing as a 7 foot cal king though haha. I have tap trained several of my snakes successfully within a matter of weeks. Sounds like it has promise for you. However, it is true that sometimes they remain defensive.