I'd swerve the care sheets as well, most are garbage.
Here. This forum. Has its own internal search function and a lot of really experienced and smart people.
It's often easier to research a genus rather than a specific species. The information may not be as precise, but there is a lot more of it. Concerning using this site as reference, just type your search query into Google along with "site:arachnoboards.com" (omitting the quotes, of course). That'll only return results from this site.
Be sure you read up on the B. hamorii/smithi/annitha revision. That will be a huge deal, I'm still seeing classified ads reading "B. hamorii/smithi for sale!" which makes absolutely no sense. The paper is available for free, I'd suggest hunting it down.
Indeed.
Okay awesome thank you for the heads up!
Interesting, thank you for the input! I have learned that some if given a decent size hide, will hide and vice versa. Granted I have heard this about a different genus as well. Like ones that burrow, if not given enough to burrow they will act differently of course. Mine enjoys hiding all the time, maybe if I take the hide away it wont have the option.Some things were off...like the mention of humidity...they like it dry. Looked like it needed more sub and less hide....and well, they actually do tend to be a very visible fossorial species. Mine never hid/hide once they get a little size. And it would be worth noting that males don't really get horns.
