G. sp Northern Gold

Northern Gold in it's habitat. This Species is accustomed to lower temperatures than most T's of it's kind for this reason it's an incredibly slow moving spider. In nature they are opportunistic borrowers that live in rocky areas. While this girl is eating a superworm right now she spends some of her time in her hide but most of the time you will find her resting on the rock bed. before I introduced these stones to her habitat she spent her time evenly split between her hide and perched up in the corner of the walls feet off the dry substrate. the rocks have made her very happy.

This species is incredibly docile, slow, and long lived. reaches 4.5" - 5.5" at maturity

Nice I will have to do that for my male and see if that makes him happier. He always has his feet up on the side of his terrarium.

@Wolfden I'm so Glad you found this useful.

To bad rocks are so heavy but at some point I will introduce more.

@MrSmith86 Very useful info, thanks! I've put in some rocks in but will need to add some more I think.