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they surly take a piece of our hearts when they go.....................a friend of mine, who is like a modern day philosopher says, "all the dogs we have ever loved are waiting for us in heaven"...................works for me. you did a good thing

keep them together for four or five molts and load up their enclosure with fruit flies so they don't eat each other

had a surprise zebra clutch yesterday incredibly tiny put in a prekilled lat, hoping that helps. they may be able to eat spider mites

another vote for jumpers. i currently keep about a dozen types of Ts and also keep and breed 3 types of jumpers. i find the jumpers to be more active and entertaining than my Ts. i have a clutch of P. audax that i will be rehoming soon. the only drawback to my jumpers is their shorter life...

yes they were all over her deli cup, i didn't rip it open or any thing but 30+ cups is a task for sure, i may reintroduce them i've got a pair of p. regius dancing around each other now

just had about 30 p.audax hatch out, i separated them and they are eating well but a pain to feed separately, should i put them all back together???

blessed event here in my spider lair............my p. audax has mare me the proud foster dad for about 30 slings, all separated and eating well

looks like a p.audax

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i'm an older member and when i was a kid near boston, ma. we used to go down to the docks and the longshoreman used to have them in jars after they found them in bunches of bananas and other tropical produce...............2 dollars each

i just attempted a second pairing of p. audax, the first one went well about a week ago. this attempt had the female pounce on the male and eat him.........rough sex for sure

just got some new babies from sloth.........best packing job i've seen...........they all ate within 5 minutes of being in their new digs...................for some reason i can't PM sloth or respond to his original thread.................so thank you seth

Only one way to find out. wiseguy

i've heard that areas with dense populations of wild hogs don't have many scorps cuz the pigs eat them, does anyone know if this is true? thanks, rick

that is one large cp, unless you have tiny hands

why is it that most of your millis are not availiable in the US?

nice spider, where did you get it as i'm looking for one

i could see down her log, through the webbing, and could see she was a new bright blue and a molt down the bottom. i dropped a dubia on the webbing @ the top of her log hide and she tore through the curtain and grabbed it. looks like all is well in sapphire ville. thanks for all the comments y'all