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Took a picture of my female Regalis. I think It will make a nice profile picture as well!

@EulersK yes it is, I tried my best to get a picture of when she looked the most natural and undisturbed.

@Venom1080 I originally took it out and put a smaller, but she was not even using it. I then put this big piece back in there, and put another piece of corkboard halfway in there creating a small and dark cave. Once I did that, she is always hiding in there during the day and comes out at night...

Finally got a nice picture showing the beautiful yellow under the legs.

Awesome story! I am glad that you found him and also found the cornsnake before the kingsnake had a chance to eat it.

The cd case enclosures are a really great idea that is cheap and awesome looking. I am definitely going to attempt to make one, and lets hope it comes out just like yours. By the way, your videos are awesome!

Are alot of stirmi's on the market majorly w/c or cb? Is there anything to be concerned with w/c's?

That does make alot of sense, I will have to reconsider and I probably will end up getting a stirmi or apophysis at some point in the near future.

We researched online and compared images, and along with using a jewelers loupe we were able to see that there was not a patch of hair between the book lungs like multiple people had stated online. The patch of hair would only be on a male.

I wish I could find someone here who is breeding T.blondi's, I would really like to get a sling.

He bought it 2 years ago as unsexed, but we were able to ventrally sex it as a female. Just confirmed with him, he bought it 2 years ago not 4 years.

Personally, i would love a T.blondi, i have a nice 75 gal just waiting for one but i cannot seem to find one that I believe is a legitimate T.blondi. My cousin has a 7" female T.blondi and it is gorgeous. There is not so much of a difference though, and i would just say to get the T. stirmi if...

If you get another T, I would remove the heat pad, and use coco fiber/eco earth as a substrate. It is relatively cheap and will allow your T to burrow if it wants to. Also, it would cushion a fall better if your T were to climb. I use it for all my T's and they seem to love it.

Hello everyone, I was just curious to see how you setup your enclosures for large T's(specifically terrestrial ex. T. stirmi, etc.). Please show a picture of the enclosure if you can, it would be interesting to see some awesome setups.

@sas Thanks alot for that tutorial. Awesome enclosure btw too!

@ErinM31 Thanks!

6" Female P. Regalis

A soda bottle cap/acrylic cap is what I use for slings 1"+. If they are smaller than that, you do not really need to provide a water source other than the moisture you put into its enclosure. Pebbles are a bad idea. Just put a little bit of water in the cap instead of using pebbles.