bought a MM from John, gave me a sweet deal on some slings. great person to deal with, shipping was fast and gave me a few options to choose from. Thank you!!
Chicago reptile house in tinley park 40 min sw of downtown, has Tarantulas. and 2x a month in wheaton there is the scott smith all animal expo and there is usually 2-3 vendors selling tarantulas.
Purchased a MM L.nigerrimum from Steve, easy transaction, quick to respond, and great communication. Packaging of the T was excellent! A little shipping delay kept the T in shipping for a week, He arrived alive and fiesty! Hope to do business with Steve in the future, Excellent dealer!
they are not OW, it's a pet hole most of the time. def worth having in a collection, their color change though age is pretty cool, and the chelicera are super sweet. Fast to retreat, but will throw threat if you go poking around their burrow too much. They like deep substrate, and make a sweet...
Sent out a MM C.darlingi to Thistles for a 50/50. C.darlingi hasent dropped, was offered P.irminia(and a few other species) to make up for C.darlingi not producing. Great communication, and would not hesitate to deal with again! Thank You!
SUCCESSFUL
Poecilotheria subfusca HL
Female molted 5.5.14
Paired 8.2?.14
sharktanked pair, did not witness insertion, took out male next morning, repeated pairing a week later again.
sac found 3.8.15
pulled sac 5.9.15 eggs with legs
1i 5.25.15
2i 6.30-7.2.15
out of the 5 points you listed number 1 should be out of the question, the rest is up to you. I would pair with any females that are receptive, and then sell,trade,50/50 him. B.smithi are rad and need more of them in the hobby!
this is cool story!
"More recently, Karunarathna & Amarasinghe (2009) reported close relationships between the microhyline Ramanella nagaoi (frog) and the theraphosids Poecilotheria ornata and P. cf. subfusca in Sri Lanka." wow I could not image a ornata tolerating anything...
check out Cupiennius, I picked up some C.coccineus a few months ago at tinley expo. I keep them in dram bottles of the appropriate size, with plenty of ventilation on the top and sides. Some substrate, cork, and fake plants.
I keep mine at room temps. They don'tseem to get spooked very...
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