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use photobucket.com, just upload them there and then copy and paste the
Thanks P. Novak
Take 3, here are some of my Ts I'll have more pics later. This is Jimmie. H. lividum
This is Jada. H lividum
This is Blaze. B. smithi
This is Tula my first and favorite. G rosea
This is Bling. G. aureostriata
More pics to follow. D
Take 3, here are some of my Ts I'll have more pics later. This is Jimmie. H. lividum
This is Jada. H lividum
This is Blaze. B. smithi
This is Tula my first and favorite. G rosea
This is Bling. G. aureostriata
More pics to follow. D
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Great pics and all your Ts look good! The only thing I would change, is to get rid of the sponges from all your Ts waterdishes, bacteria breeding zone, and change the substrate for the G.rosea from those bark chips to ecoearth or peatmoss.
Great pics and all your Ts look good! The only thing I would change, is to get rid of the sponges from all your Ts waterdishes, bacteria breeding zone, and change the substrate for the G.rosea from those bark chips to ecoearth or peatmoss.
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I agree with Novak. The bark chips probably aren't a big problem but in the long run, they can be quite abrasive to the T's underside. You've got a good eye for taking some nice shots. The blues on your lividum are very nice. :clap:
I do plan on changing the sub in her enclosure it's what I started with in that cage and it is time to change it out. I picked up a slightly larger G. aureostriata yesterday at the Reptile show but, haven't got any pics of it yet. This one has a little color and my son already took claim on the littler one. He named it Bling. He's the name giving king in our house. lol. Thanks Jeremy I checked out your pics last night I gotta get me one of those cameras for the close shots they were awesome. I actually just got the female cobalt (Jada) last week does she look like she's in premolt to anyone else?
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It's hard to make calls on premolt on old world species but aside of the blue on the legs looking good, the persoma does seem a bit drab and I see some wearing on the knee joints so it very well could be in premolt. Is she eating at all?
Actually no I haven't physically seen her eat but, I've only had her not quite a week yet. She may still be stressed from the move. I'm going to try to feed her in a couple of days and see if the cricket does a Houdini. The last one committed suicide after being in her cage overnight. She comes out about 1 hour after lights out and is relatively active (climbing the walls of her cage) much more than my male.
Hey Jeremy, I noticed you had pics of a Trinidad Olive. Can you tell me a little about them? Can they be handled. NW or OW. My wife is curious. We have an even amount of Ts now and we kinda have a thing (OCD) about even numbers. We like being odd. lol
OK honestly I THINK I can say I'm done getting Ts but I can make no promises. Here are some pics of my new babies we picked up last night.
My new A. versicolor "Crayola"
Our H. incei (no name but I suggested EVOO, Extra Virgin Olive Oil get it haha)
Oh and here's A pic of our new G aureo in her new exo I'll try to get size comparison pics up later.
And last but, certainly not least, my son's new B. vagans, Velvet.
My new A. versicolor "Crayola"
Our H. incei (no name but I suggested EVOO, Extra Virgin Olive Oil get it haha)
Oh and here's A pic of our new G aureo in her new exo I'll try to get size comparison pics up later.
And last but, certainly not least, my son's new B. vagans, Velvet.
Size difference
Ok so it didn't take long here's the pics of the G. aureo that molted two days ago.
This is the molt. (Well duh)
And the after.
Sorry if you can't really see the size dif, I couldn't really get her to hold still and didn't want me to set the scale next to her. lol
Hard to tell without seeing her/him in person.
Ok so it didn't take long here's the pics of the G. aureo that molted two days ago.
This is the molt. (Well duh)
And the after.
Sorry if you can't really see the size dif, I couldn't really get her to hold still and didn't want me to set the scale next to her. lol
Hard to tell without seeing her/him in person.
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nice pics. good collection
g. aero's are my fave
moose
g. aero's are my fave
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I really need to get a vrsicolor they are so beautiful. The A.purpurea's are just as sweet.