Mainly the fact you never see them.
. One more C. marshalli to hopefully be the opposite sex of the one I already have. Lastly, a P. reduncus as my one and only tarantula from the Psalmopoeus genus. The reduncus is ridiculously underrated, especially the slings. It has orange bands on the legs and a green butt!
I make a starter burrow in the corner of every one of my fossorial enclosures. I see all of mine often as a matter of fact. Here's a few examples.Mainly the fact you never see them.
I like to do the same. But I prefer seeing them out on their own rather then cramped in their burrow.
. One molted in transport, but seems to be ok. They are going to stay together since everyone I asked stated that subfusca is one of the best Pokie species for a communal upbringing.
The 'sad' rating is for the emilia, of course.
Yes I hope it makes it through next moult ok. I have no idea how it got in such a way
Always these eval temptations to buy more as you wanted originally
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I just picked up a Crypsidromus sp. 'Costa Rica' sling, but I can't find any care info. Can you tell me anything about them?
Phormingochilus?