Kenley
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- Apr 26, 2017
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Dear fellow hobbyst's!
We all know and love the classic of all the collection's the one that is cheap, easy to care, eats like a T-Rex and grows like weed!
Naturally it's the Acanthoscurria geniculata. It's the most popular Acanthoscurria spp. in the hobby and no wonder it's hard to find a T keeper that doesn't like that species.
But as we all know there are lot more of them. Are they all that good eaters? Do they require simmiliar humidity and temperature?
Here in Poland where I am from other than the classic geniculata are hard to get. For now I managed to get:
Acanthoscurria geniculata - little demon! -
Acanthoscurria musculosa - same sized as my A. geniculata will be very interesting to observe the growth and behaviour of those two. Really happy that I managed to hunt down this one.
I hope in this post we can talk about the Acanthoscurria and share some pictures and information.
What species do You have dear T keepers? Do You have any interesting observation? Please share.
Also sorry if my English ain't perfect it's not my primary language
We all know and love the classic of all the collection's the one that is cheap, easy to care, eats like a T-Rex and grows like weed!
Naturally it's the Acanthoscurria geniculata. It's the most popular Acanthoscurria spp. in the hobby and no wonder it's hard to find a T keeper that doesn't like that species.
But as we all know there are lot more of them. Are they all that good eaters? Do they require simmiliar humidity and temperature?
Here in Poland where I am from other than the classic geniculata are hard to get. For now I managed to get:
Acanthoscurria geniculata - little demon! -
Acanthoscurria musculosa - same sized as my A. geniculata will be very interesting to observe the growth and behaviour of those two. Really happy that I managed to hunt down this one.
I hope in this post we can talk about the Acanthoscurria and share some pictures and information.
What species do You have dear T keepers? Do You have any interesting observation? Please share.
Also sorry if my English ain't perfect it's not my primary language