So since I posted this I found a local guy strapped for cash and he's giving me 17 T's as collateral for a loan.
you mean....
I was thinking the same thing. I have well over 500 in my room, but egg sacs have that effect. At one point recently I had around 800 chromatus slings alone...that's shelves, not egg crates. I don't know how you get 300 in an egg crate though.
An arboreal, beer drinking dog if I remember correctly. Or maybe he sits there and watches you drink, that conversation was a while ago haha.you mean....
https://www.dogsorb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Caucasian-Shepherd-6.jpg
Dang!
I was thinking the same thing. I have well over 500 in my room, but egg sacs have that effect. At one point recently I had around 800 chromatus slings alone...that's shelves, not egg crates. I don't know how you get 300 in an egg crate though.
Keepers, as you put it, probably 120-140 juvies and adults and another 20-30 slings I am keeping for the long term....plus some whipscorpions and a handful of scorps....and an arboreal dog.
Maniac. Slow down!
Eh, around 6 hours total per week. There is the occasional week (like tonight) where a rare chore needs to be done that takes a few hours. But that's not the norm at all.
About 6 hours, like others said, seems to be right. I've dedicated Saturday and Sunday morning to the Ts, Slings and juvies on Saturday, adults on Sunday. It's very relaxing
. If something comes up and I don't have time I'll skipp the adults and spread their care out over the next week.
Aye aye meat pie. Although Typhon is only 4 months old.
typhoon is spelled with 2 Os
Typhoon might well be spelt with two O's but Typhon isn't.typhoon is spelled with 2 Os
cool dog....thats one dog for the experienced dog trainer only....their capabilities are so much more than almost any dog.....dog used to be bred by, and really only by, the russian army...the dog was kept hidden from the rest of the world until the communist regime fell....a true dog of war.
Not this one. I think Typhon is a Caucasian Owtcharka (right @basin79 ?). What you mean is the Moskow Owtcharka, a related breed specifically created by the Russian Army. The Caucasian Owtcharka is a very old breed, some say 600 years old, used to protect herds from wolfs and bears. All of the old Shepherd breeds - herd protectors, not herding dogs, like Collies - are strong, independent dogs that need an owner who can handle them. (My friend with the horses is very much into old Shepheard breeds and I picked this information up from her)
Aye aye meat pie.
I like to think that people who would find their niche in other addictions can find benefit from invertebrates/tarantulas. I know that goes for me personally. I think it's kind of like that 'Pit Bulls and Parolees' show in a way; it takes a certain fringe philosophy and individual thinker to appreciate such a widely-despised and feared creature. Think, a majority of the world is disgusted by these things but many here think they're cute.
nothing....feed and water before you leave and again when u return. They need us a lot less than many believe....even a small sling can go 2 weeks between meals.