Aww Trapdoor slings

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  Arachnophoric

• Feb 27, 2020

Those are ridiculously cute slings.

 

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  Albireo Wulfbooper

• Feb 27, 2020

dying of cute

 

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  Rhino1

• Feb 27, 2020

Look at all those little butts

 

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  Wal1980

• Feb 27, 2020

Damm how cool is that
Congrats mate

 

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  MrGhostMantis

• Feb 27, 2020

I. Want. To. HUG THEM.

 

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  Dave1969

• Feb 27, 2020

Maybe one day, if they eat all their vitamins, they can grow up to be like the big girl that I got from you last year. She's massive and still going well.

 

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  Rhino1

• Feb 28, 2020

Dave1969 said:

Maybe one day, if they eat all their vitamins, they can grow up to be like the big girl that I got from you last year. She's massive and still going well.

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Hmm, this is interesting. I ended selling a heap of stuff before we moved, just a guess: Were you the Dave that came to the Mudgeeraba house with your son and you guys knew all the bird calls? Or the Dave that came back like 5 times to buy more and more scorpions?

 

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  Dave1969

• Feb 28, 2020

Rhino1 said:

Hmm, this is interesting. I ended selling a heap of stuff before we moved, just a guess: Were you the Dave that came to the Mudgeeraba house with your son and you guys knew all the bird calls? Or the Dave that came back like 5 times to buy more and more scorpions?

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No. The Dave in Campbelltown Nsw. You sent me a very large variabilis, a turrificus, ands a Cataxia sp.

 

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  Rhino1

• Feb 28, 2020

Oh wow, awesome stuff. Glad to hear she is doing well, I admit they aren't the most exciting spider to keep but for me they are just so darn impressive.
I've got a rehouse coming up with a few soon, good time to get some pics.
How's the Cataxia and E.turrificus doing?

 

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  Dave1969

• Feb 28, 2020

My E. variabilis has burrowed next to her container edge so I can see her any time I wish. The E. turrificus has just locked her lid down this week. I wonder if she's about to moult. I wonder if she'll hurl her skin out of her turret like she does her substrate and leftovers spitballs. The Cataxia took a good two months to settle down and burrow herself, again against the container edge, she would not use my manufactured burrow. All are eating well.