Hamzaad
Arachnopeon
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Pre-molt times vary based on many factors, especially temperature.Amazing colors. Beautiful specimen. I can’t wait until my B hamorii slings starts getting more color. I have a mature C lividus Cobalt Blue who is in her first pre-molt for me. I can’t wait to see her new skin in a few weeks or months. Can Any C lividus keepers let me know how long they average pre-molt? Hopefully not as long as my Aphonopelma seemanni. That guy was in his burrow 5 months before molting.
1st choice because I'm used to handlingA Poecilotheria for your first T? Interesting choice....be very careful and don't let your guard down. They're a lot faster than you think.
Thanks for the advice this past year I caught and handled 3 cotton mouth,1eastern diamondback,and 1 copperheadA Poecilotheria for your first T? Interesting choice....be very careful and don't let your guard down. They're a lot faster than you think.
Completely irrelevant.Thanks for the advice this past year I caught and handled 3 cotton mouth,1eastern diamondback,and 1 copperhead
Great thinking man.1st choice because I'm used to handling
Not irrelevant when the post was referring to there speed I guess those species of snake aren't fast but ok sureCompletely irrelevant.
Great thinking man.
I’ve owned quite a few snakes and have worked with venomous snakes in South America, India and Pakistan. None of which prepared me for the speed of an OW T, it’s a different kind of fast. Note that cotton mouths and copperheads are a bit on the slow side and more of the ‘docile’ venomous snakes, but I digress, tarantulas are a different level if that makes sense. I would never handle any OW T (or any NW one willingly) no matter how docile they are.1st choice because I'm used to handling
Thanks for the advice this past year I caught and handled 3 cotton mouth,1eastern diamondback,and 1 copperhead
Can we make this a sticky to show new people exactly the type of mindset NOT to have?1st choice because I'm used to handling
Thanks for the advice this past year I caught and handled 3 cotton mouth,1eastern diamondback,and 1 copperhead
You could be the best snake wrangler in the world, that does not in anyway translate to tarantulas.Not irrelevant when the post was referring to there speed I guess those species of snake aren't fast but ok sure