b. albopilosum hooked out in 1 year =) wow

[Bazzgazm]

he was probably less than 2 years old total. I purchased hima t around 1.25" november of last year. 2 days ago i saw him making a hammock under his bark and then today i went and checked him and he has the biggest, most noticable hooks you'll ever see =-)

I guess the feeding schedule is the difference... I feed mine quite often but never let them get so fat as they can't move around. So i really enjoyed him for the time i had but i'm sure we don't need another 1000 albopilosum slings so he'll probably just go to waste.. I wonder how long he'll live now that he's matured... i'll keep an eye out for the sperm web over the next few weeks and see what happens. i'll get pics later when he's better rested..

i'd guess around 4.5" stretched legspan, but VERY leggy

 

[Mack&Cass]

You can still send him out and trade him for another T or something if you don't want any of the slings. I'm sure someone wouldn't mind if you requested that you didn't want any of the slings. It's better to get him out there and breed then just keep him with you. When we sent out our MM P. fasciata, we weren't equipped to deal with a bunch of slings, so we told the guy that we wanted maybe 10 slings, and that's it. I still think you should find someone with a lady for him, personally, but it's your choice. Ours just matured at the end of September, too. It was a sad day for me, he's my fave.

-Cass

 

[Bazzgazm]

lemme rephrase that

we don't need more brachys unless you're breeding something there isn't much stock on... albo/smithi/emilia/auraturum all are and or were kinda flooded..
smithi slings were like 40$ when i started.. i saw them last year for 15$ or less


i think 1 unbred b albo male won't make a difference =)