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Ya its not in that thread... ive searched for about 3 hours this afternoon to no avail :wall: Tried like 8 different search combos and just cant find the damn thing..lol Hoping OP will see this and remember the photos.

Na thats not the one unfortunately. But ty anyways. It was posted by a member. I can even recall that it is outside in the grass, the pics are incredible and probably the best shots of one that I have seen. The pic with him on his hand in the full on threat pose is the shot im looking for...

May have been closer to the beginning of the year now that I think about it. If that helps jar anyones memory.

Hey all, a few months back someone posted some really nice outdoor shots of their Citharischius crawshayi. He had a beutifull pic of it on his hand in threat pose. Ive been searching for a while now and can't locate it. Anyone got a link? TY

Hello, IMO i wouldnt wait for it to dry out. Depending on the air flow it could actually quite a while for that to dry out all the way. If you can id setup a dry container and move it now, just my opinion. As mina said a "teeny little" mist for the slings is a good thing, but just make sure...

I have 3 Nhandu C. all around the 4 to 4-1/2" mark. Set up the first 2 in 10 gallons (i know kinda big, but thats my preference) with a flat cork bark that spans the tank front to back and extends about 6" out from the side of the tank. Did a small started hole for them. Substrate about...

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What is the minimum size to breed a female for this species? 2-1/2" ls good enough? Or need one more molt? My male is ready and I might power feed the female if need be to try a hook-up. And on a second question, anyone know the typical breeding season? Since the cool down in temps here...

Nice Ceratogyrus, and nice pics once again.

I am soo very sorry to here this news. I also had made several purchases from him at the Daytona Reptiles shows. I had no idea why he was no longer at the show. If any of you know the family, I send my best wishes.

Thnx a bunch for taking the time to post that Eric. Now I have another question, quite confused here atm. Larger of my 2 slings was about 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 Ls. It molted last week sometime im guessing (it NEVER comes out of its burrow). Ok so fed it today and it missed on the first attempt...

Ok so this is going right along the lines of what the breeder I got mine from was saying. He also thinks they may actaully be the same T just that there is a slight difference in the male coloration. TY very much Eric :)

GL Paul :clap: sent a PM.

Update: Slings are doing very well, smaller one molted, both at 1.25" I think. The larger original is in pre-molt i think, refuseing food etc. Havnt seen anything more then a toe or at the most half a leg... shy little buggers. Question: Hoping Eric (goTerps) or Bill can help me out on...

Unfortunately nope :( Every place ive checked with (breeders/dealers) all have it listed on there web sites "No Sales to Florida" or something to that respect. I guess its just that the evironment is perfect for the roaches and we already have so many non-native species here (lizards...

Thank you very much for the pics Bill. Looking forward to seeing those adult colors in person. Heck Id be happy to just see the T again, lol. Both slings dug in the first day I transfered them and havnt seen em since, typical from the what ive heard. Once again TY for taking the time for...

Stunning collection :clap: I have a request.. can we get a few more pics of the Bonnetina C. please? O and if you have any sling shots from that one, that would be great as well.

Using 1/4" to 3/8" pinhead crickets.. The other 2 of them, same size, take em down in no time. So size shouldnt be a problem I dont think.

IMO, id go with the 10 gallon with a nice size hide. But I tend to go with the bigger enclosures. GL with the new kid

Ya they are not playing nice with me :) They have the typical small Post-Molt butts. Not worried about starvation yet, just concerned that they are taking so long to get back into the feeding groove for such a small size (probably like 3rd instar).