A few pics of the new itty bitties

[Faunya]

Got a couple shots of a few of the slings...among which, the little chaco babies were the most camera friendly...I believe you get the hiney of our little N. chromatis, and a tiny C. fasciatum way down in its vial.

They're just so CUTE!

I apologize for the pic quality, but these guys are almost too tiny for my camera to handle.

 

[Faunya]

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[cdxrd]

They are adorable at that size arent they? I have 4 roseas, a B Boehmei and a Chaco and all six are about that same size.. The B Boehmei has even created a cute little burrow in his cup..

 

[Joe1968]

The quality of your pics are excellent!!! great macro shot.

very cute sling.

 

[druid8783]

Aw! Slings are so adorable! My little B.vagans has a burrow in his vial I have a 1" chaco sling and it is a fuzzy little buger. If it wasn't a T and so small I'd have to hug and squeeze it!

 

[Sandra]

Great pics, esp. that first and last ones! Cute! I love slings.

 

[HaloMiles]

Awww, they're so little! Great images!

 

[Lorgakor]

Those are great pictures! As I said on another thread with sling pics, it's really neat to see them in their little vials with a hand next to it to see how small they really are! I would be so nervous if I had one that small to care for! That is the one thing that makes me unsure about ordering slings online, I know they are usually tiny like that!

 

[galeogirl]

I think one of the main reasons that I'm in the hobby is that I love raising slings! They're so adorable when they're tiny. Love the big attitude from the little guys, too.

 

[cdxrd]

Those are great pictures! As I said on another thread with sling pics, it's really neat to see them in their little vials with a hand next to it to see how small they really are! I would be so nervous if I had one that small to care for! That is the one thing that makes me unsure about ordering slings online, I know they are usually tiny like that!

I had the same problem.. But they really arent that much harder to care for.. They just need extra small crickets and a little more monitoring than adults and juvies.. And My P Murinus has almost tripled in size in 2 months, so its really easy once you've done it.. Now I have 6 more that size..