Can't even DESCRIBE this...

[MizM]

Another reason to keep your enclosures bone-dry! I rest my case.

 

[Mattyb]

Another reason to keep your enclosures bone-dry! I rest my case.

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-Matty

 

[samthaunknown]

What Is That!!!!!!

 

[C_Strike]

lol, well without starting a debate, tarantulas evolve to they're surroundings, if a tarantula lives at aprox 70%+ humidity, il personally keep it like that, with proper ventilation it is not much of a risk to those species that actually naturally live in high humidities
So far, iv tried to keep all my tarantulas at as near as to the habitats humd/temp...not had any problems with fungus, parasites or anything. i used to keep them in dry conditions, but they actualy seem to do much better at th levels found in nature
... but anywway,lol that looks disgusting, very interesting , but disgusting,lol

 

[BakuBak]

It says a cadaver that the person found...It's obviously dead, as stated in the description, hence the dirt and certainly something could be growing on a dead tarantula/spider or any animal.


scott

I think it is some kind of fungi on this dead

 

[DanHalen]

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-Matty

How come if I mention bone dry, I get a lynch mob on my tail? Do you guys have flame retardent keyboards or something?

 

[Thoth]

How come if I mention bone dry, I get a lynch mob on my tail? Do you guys have flame retardent keyboards or something?

Unfortunately its because you're not as attractive as MizM.


Like Wicked it reminded of a potato that started to sprout, which had me initially think it was a hox made from potato but looking at the picture carefully I'm for fungal growth on the corpse whether post mortem or cause of death is debateable.