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Here are some shots of my enclosures after I got them back from my friend from quarantine. I am also happy to mention, I have no deaths since they have returned!
Thanks Jake!Jake H. said:Nice! Glad to hear everyone's been doing fine this far! Let's hope it stays that way, too!
Later,
Jake
Between 85-90 I believe (I did a quick count from my photos). That includes my true spiders as well.versimomma said::clap: very cool and so neat lol. How many ya got?
She still hasn't molted???Spider-man 2 said:Thanks Jake!
Your baby girl (P. cancerides) is on the right shelf on the very top in the middle enclosure. She still hasn't molted and eats like a beast....
Do you remember when she last molted for you?Jake H. said:She still hasn't molted???
Man she sure is taking her time!
My last feeding took about 5 hours because I took pictures of most and had to give everyone water as none had any due to recent transportation. I am now spending about $14 on one feeding for everyone. I used to buy from wormman.com, but they are just major screw-ups and I believe they sent me "infected" crickets (which may have caused some of my deaths). Not mention they screwed up my order 3 times in a row and I eventually asked for a refund.GUSTO said:You have a Pretty big collection, how long does it take for you to feed everybody? How much do you spend on feeders, or do you raise your own feeders? Nice setup
Spider-man 2 said:My last feeding took about 5 hours because I took pictures of most and had to give everyone water as none had any due to recent transportation. I am now spending about $14 on one feeding for everyone. I used to buy from wormman.com, but they are just major screw-ups and I believe they sent me "infected" crickets (which may have caused some of my deaths). Not mention they screwed up my order 3 times in a row and I eventually asked for a refund.
I plan to raise a roach colony (lobsters) during the summer, so I don't have to deal with crickets and scuttle files anyone. Hard to sleep any night when you hear *chirp chirp*. Mating calls aren't eating exactly great sleeping "music".
She never molted with me as long as I had her, which was something like 3-5 months, I don't remember.Spider-man 2 said:Do you remember when she last molted for you?
It produces Dyskinetic Syndrome in Ts from chemicals/pesticides on the crickets.GUSTO said:I never thought about crickets being infected with something that could kill my T's. Do you know what the Crickets might of had? I'm not sure where my local petstore gets theres.
I used to hate the sounds they made so much. Now I dont even hear it anymore. Sorry to hear about the T's you lost, it wouldn't be very comferting to think it came from crickets exposed to chemicals. Have you contacted the dealers about it?Spider-man 2 said:My last feeding took about 5 hours because I took pictures of most and had to give everyone water as none had any due to recent transportation. I am now spending about $14 on one feeding for everyone. I used to buy from wormman.com, but they are just major screw-ups and I believe they sent me "infected" crickets (which may have caused some of my deaths). Not mention they screwed up my order 3 times in a row and I eventually asked for a refund.
I plan to raise a roach colony (lobsters) during the summer, so I don't have to deal with crickets and scuttle files anyone. Hard to sleep any night when you hear *chirp chirp*. Mating calls aren't eating exactly great sleeping "music".