TrapdoorSpiderLover
Arachnosquire
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- May 23, 2019
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pm me and maybe we can work sumin outWanna sell that to me???
pm me and maybe we can work sumin outWanna sell that to me???
Hey basin, first just want to say I love your videos! The commentary is great. Also, whereabouts did you find your calommata? I cant find one for sale anywhere.Although not a trapdoor my Calommata signata behaves exactly the same she just doesn't have an actual door to her sock.
Bought mine from BugzUK here in the UK.Hey basin, first just want to say I love your videos! The commentary is great. Also, whereabouts did you find your calommata? I cant find one for sale anywhere.
You guys across the pond have such superior breeders (no offense to my USA breeders).Bought mine from BugzUK here in the UK.
And way cheaperYou guys across the pond have such superior breeders (no offense to my USA breeders).
I love Aptostichus - such cool little spoods, and a surprising amount of patterning compared to our other North American trapdoors. I was intending to look for a few species this winter in southern Nevada/southern California. Any other tips, Smokehound? Do you see them regularly?aptostichus is pretty neat, albeit frustrating as hell to collect
You cannot see them unless you carefully use a spade or something to gently sweep the ground to locate their doors.. they are also mostly found on steep hillsides making it even harder. When you handle this genus youll notice they have the instinct to climb as high as possible
Please create a burrow for it! ive had two matures of this species die on me simply because they didnt have a burrow prebuilt for them. Similar to bothriocytrum californicum they will die off unless they have a burrow as they become very stressed without shelter.I've had my Cyclocosmia Ricketti for a week and it still hasn't made a trapdoor or fed...
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Please create a burrow for it! ive had two matures of this species die on me simply because they didnt have a burrow prebuilt for them. Similar to bothriocytrum californicum they will die off unless they have a burrow as they become very stressed without shelter.
YesHow wide should I make it relative to its abdomen diameter?
lol sorry i didnt read the first two words as i was replying in a rush. Make the burrow about as big as the largest part of its abdomen or a bit larger than thatHow wide should I make it relative to its abdomen diameter?
oooh very nice impressive beast,i'm planning on getting one of these,if i can find them availible, great shots of that one.I got another Thyropoeus mirandus today, decided to finally try handling while i was rehousing it. It was fun but for the sake of the spider itll be the last i ever handle it obviously.
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Joe rossi has one left if you wanna snag itoooh very nice impressive beast,i'm planning on getting one of these,if i can find them availible, great shots of that one.
His username?Joe rossi has one left if you wanna snag it
i believe its his name lolHis username?
just look at the for sale and trade forums and you’ll find him lolHis username?
Wow you spending money? That's crazy.oooh very nice impressive beast,i'm planning on getting one of these,if i can find them availible, great shots of that one.