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That waggling abdomen -- it's too cute.Feeding my little gem. Cyriocosmus ritae.
Such an underrated sp. they are absolutely stunning, she looks like my MM - if i'd known we could have paired them, but he's long gone now, but he did mate with three lasses, all three had viable sacs - that was my contribution back to the hobby, I didn't want anything in return - just to see him happy, I received photos and updates, they were all gravid very quickly after the pairing - hope you're gonna breed this girl she's beautiful.
I've no plans to breed any of my T's to be honest. I just like them purely as pets.Such an underrated sp. they are absolutely stunning, she looks like my MM - if i'd known we could have paired them, but he's long gone now, but he did mate with three lasses, all three had viable sacs - that was my contribution back to the hobby, I didn't want anything in return - just to see him happy, I received photos and updates, they were all gravid very quickly after the pairing - hope you're gonna breed this girl she's beautiful.
when I think about it - haha when would you have the time to feed 100-200 slings, for a couple of months, as long as you're enjoying them as you obviously are - there ain't nought wrong wee that.I've no plans to breed any of my T's to be honest. I just like them purely as pets.
This lass is my favourite T. They're absolutely stunning.
She's around the 4" mark I would guestimate. So it's not like she's a sling.What size is your pulchra now?
My B. emilia seems to be molting too, she sealed her hide completely, I don't see her for already one week. When I bought her on june 18th, she was fresh molted. She currently has a BL of about 3 cm, so she shouldn't molt too after such a short time?
Sometimes they are really strange.She's around the 4" mark I would guestimate. So it's not like she's a sling.
Indeed. But only to us. They know exactly what they're doing and need to do.Sometimes they are really strange.
You might say she has the munchies!Pamphobeteus antinous feeding. Bloody Nora she's quick.
It seems black tarantulas with red abdomens are nuts with food.You might say she has the munchies!