JoshDM020
Arachnobaron
- Joined
- Mar 24, 2017
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- 356
Ive done some reading around and become absolutely obsessed with these guys. My next purchase is quite a ways out. I want my Psalmopoeus cambridgei sling to mature before i get ANYTHING else, but when i do... these guys are at the TOP of my wishlist.
Being the me that I am, i figured id get as much information as i can before i get one. I'll list what I've already gleaned and hope someone will fill in the gaps.
1) old world
2) heavy heavy webbers
3) a lot of communal success stories
4) dwarves (conflicting info here, some places say they max at 2.5 inches, somewhere said 4 inches. Which is it?)
That... about sums it up. Thats what I've found. I have no idea on their general temperament, though i would assume they're skittish. They seem to be out and about until a disturbance chases them into a web cave.
General feeding response is relatively mysterious. As baboons, i assume theyre far from boring?
Moisture requirements. I know most baboons like it dry, but some like some moisture. Where do these land?
Ease of breeding? This is definitely far off, but if i ever decided to attempt a communal, this is how I'd want to do it.
Thats all i can think of off the top of my head, but if anyone thinks of anything i missed and need to know, I'd very much appreciate it! Thanks in advance, everyone!
Being the me that I am, i figured id get as much information as i can before i get one. I'll list what I've already gleaned and hope someone will fill in the gaps.
1) old world
2) heavy heavy webbers
3) a lot of communal success stories
4) dwarves (conflicting info here, some places say they max at 2.5 inches, somewhere said 4 inches. Which is it?)
That... about sums it up. Thats what I've found. I have no idea on their general temperament, though i would assume they're skittish. They seem to be out and about until a disturbance chases them into a web cave.
General feeding response is relatively mysterious. As baboons, i assume theyre far from boring?
Moisture requirements. I know most baboons like it dry, but some like some moisture. Where do these land?
Ease of breeding? This is definitely far off, but if i ever decided to attempt a communal, this is how I'd want to do it.
Thats all i can think of off the top of my head, but if anyone thinks of anything i missed and need to know, I'd very much appreciate it! Thanks in advance, everyone!