This is cool to hear. Been considering a cyanognathus recentlyGet a hamster?
Re: active T's:
Surprisingly, my E.murinus and E.cyanognathus are the most active spiders at the moment. Burrowing, going above ground to web the entire enclosure floor, and creating their webtube openings. After that, they're relaxing at the entrance, giving me a full view of their legs and fang colours.
Very satisfying tarantula, and not what i expected at all from a burrowing genus
get a dogAnything i can do to encourage my T to move, web, or anything besides cling to glass all day :c
I love watching her move and she just seems sad to me
maybe I'm just crazy
she ate today, got to watch her strike and crawl up the wall and eat. so i'm satisfied now!We don't mean to be rude
And that is why we call them "pet rocks"Anything i can do to encourage my T to move, web, or anything besides cling to glass all day :c
I love watching her move and she just seems sad to me
maybe I'm just crazy
Should've seen my OBT juvie female when I rehoused her today! THAT is some serious personality, but maybe not the good kind
Glad to see it's doing well, looks gorgeous!
That. I'm actually thankful they stay still and allow me to get a good look at them. As for my pet holes....i'm happy if they allow me to see those sexy legs. This is why I have a dog, cat, and reptiles to fill the active side of my pet needs.And that is why we call them "pet rocks"