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Well, today was doing some feeding and found my S. angulata dead..
It had been really lethargic, and the guy who gave it to me said she was old(he said something like 5 years) and I had her for 3, so 7 to 8 years..
Just sucks to see it go. I wanted to breed her, but never found a male.
here is a picture of her when she was alive.
Probably one of the prettiest ones I have seen, it had a lot of blue on the legs.
I plan on freezing it, and later trying my hand and casting it in some resin, though I might send it off to be done professionally.
It had been really lethargic, and the guy who gave it to me said she was old(he said something like 5 years) and I had her for 3, so 7 to 8 years..
Just sucks to see it go. I wanted to breed her, but never found a male.
here is a picture of her when she was alive.
Probably one of the prettiest ones I have seen, it had a lot of blue on the legs.
I plan on freezing it, and later trying my hand and casting it in some resin, though I might send it off to be done professionally.