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- Mar 5, 2021
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When I first joined the arachnoboards it was because I had found a spider in my crickets thanks to the ppl on here I found out this dot of a spider was a cricket thief.
Being in the uk they aren't native to us so I decided to keep him. We called him iggi pop because he is the passenger
and built him a little home and he ate happily and soon after molted so he was now a full 1mm big 
I decided to upgrade his viv as I didn't like the cable ties I had had to use for him to climb after his sticks got fluffy. He settled in quickly and seemed to be content . He made a web which he hadn't done before (it doesn't pic up on my phone cam it's so fine) and has again molted in my care
He gained alot of size on his last molt and now has a 1cm dls and hangs out most days on his twig sunning himself . I promised I would update on iggi as he grew and this I hope will be the first of many updates. I enjoy watching him do spooder stuff chasing fruit flys doing spooda yoga . I hope ppl will see that they are a fun spider to keep.
Being in the uk they aren't native to us so I decided to keep him. We called him iggi pop because he is the passenger
and built him a little home and he ate happily and soon after molted so he was now a full 1mm big
I decided to upgrade his viv as I didn't like the cable ties I had had to use for him to climb after his sticks got fluffy. He settled in quickly and seemed to be content . He made a web which he hadn't done before (it doesn't pic up on my phone cam it's so fine) and has again molted in my care
He gained alot of size on his last molt and now has a 1cm dls and hangs out most days on his twig sunning himself . I promised I would update on iggi as he grew and this I hope will be the first of many updates. I enjoy watching him do spooder stuff chasing fruit flys doing spooda yoga . I hope ppl will see that they are a fun spider to keep.