My oldest female named Queen, the oldest T. in my collection. She's getting a little slow but now she's out almost all the time now. I still cannot find another MM for this species. But i'm glad she's out of her own free will in this picture. No baiting her out for this photo.
Another example of my (albeit subjective) theory that the absolutely coolest specimens in this hobby are the most common, inexpensive, and given the “meh” by the truly uninitiated.
@FrDoc Common? More towards uncommon/harder to find now. I can't even scout out a MM of this species. A highly undervalued and underrated species, but I cannot find a male for my two ladies.
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