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ive seen on care sheets that the life span for female brachypelma abopilosum is 3-10 years, and for males are shorter. how short is the lifespan of males as per your experience?
Yes, 30+ would not surprise me.3-10 years for a female? I have a 2 inch, 4 year old unsexed B. albopilosum. 15-30 years is a bit more realistic to me, unless you're putting TGH in their crickets.
It all depends on how the t's are kept! as far as temp & humidaty goes!someone told me that a lifespan of male B albo is about year from the date of his maturity.
is this true?
This might have been refuring to B albo ib genaral! males<---3-10---> femaleive seen on care sheets that the life span for female brachypelma abopilosum is 3-10 years, and for males are shorter. how short is the lifespan of males as per your experience?
In other words my post is apot on!Our male matured in two years and he died when he was 9 months and 2 days postultimate.
Cass
Straight A's:Everyone that I've ever owned ( especially the one I have now ) have all been very active and fantastic eaters . You would think that they would grow like weeds and not redwoods .
Maybe it likes the Soil it is on......Got a Angustum here I've had as a sling and that is growing like a weed