BlackWidow2112
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 20, 2018
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Maya, Aphonopelma seemanni. This is her second molt in my care. Only reason I know it’s a female is she laid eggs in the first month of my having her. I had NO idea she was gravid, and she ended up eating the sac as I was not prepared so nor was her enclosure.
Pat, Grammostola rosea. Just one molt in my care so far.
Morú, my Lasiodora parahybana sling. Also the first molt in my care!
I’m very excited to have three finally. Especially a sling! Prior to these three I’ve had two other full grown rosea’s, so I’m nervous about the skill level going into a Lasiodora but I’m feeling good so far. Any tips are appreciated, I look forward to learning from all the experienced keepers here!
Pat, Grammostola rosea. Just one molt in my care so far.
Morú, my Lasiodora parahybana sling. Also the first molt in my care!
I’m very excited to have three finally. Especially a sling! Prior to these three I’ve had two other full grown rosea’s, so I’m nervous about the skill level going into a Lasiodora but I’m feeling good so far. Any tips are appreciated, I look forward to learning from all the experienced keepers here!