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Could be a good thing! lol
Yes i admit to reading Ryan's posts lol
Yes i admit to reading Ryan's posts lol
yeah my female smithi just molted and she will get bred in a couple weeks, and i had a male that bred a few females before i got mine. so i may be over run with them too lolthats awesome...and that mom is really nice looking! At least it doesnt look like theyre too many in there.....try a few brachys next time..lol
have you heard how he did with the others?Awesome man, you just made my day! The little guys are looking great. Here is a shot of my male that was bred with the momma.
well you may really be doomed then lolUnfortunately he got munched back in January. However, he was paired with three other females and got insertions on all three before being ate.
Hahaha, you're right, I very well may be doomed.well you may really be doomed then lol
A. seemani from this momma
Awesome man, you just made my day! The little guys are looking great. Here is a shot of my male that was bred with the momma.
Haha I see what your saying. My MM A. seemanni really didnt look like what I was expecting a MM of this sp. would. Here is a shot of him before he molted into a MM.I realize this is going to sound totally newbie, so bear with me, but these two do not look like the same species of T to me. Drachenjager's looks like other seemani I have seen, but Greyhalo's has a purplish coloration to it, more like a Pamphobeteus sp "Ecuador" or a Xenesthis immanus. Does a MM seemani really look that different from the females?
what blue lolThanks Arachyd!! I figured if I don't ask, I won't learn.
That blue female is to die for, OMG!!
I didn't know that A. seemani could even look like that. I wish mine did...:?Thanks Arachyd!! I figured if I don't ask, I won't learn.
That blue female is to die for, OMG!!