DawgPoundSound
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2010
- Messages
- 5
Well after the first T experience, these 3 newbies are actually a real treat. The Metallic Pinktoe wasted no time constructing a beautiful web at the top of her enclosure, making me feel a bit proud of what I did for her. And I got my 1st tong feed with her. She doesn't waste time.
The 2 Rose Hairs are always out and about, sometimes doing slight remodeling of the substrate. And definitely not messing around when it comes to eating. Has anyone else had Rosies eating like Dragons? These girls are for real.
Now I do know for a fact the guy at Blazing Reptiles said they feed them pinkie mice. The smaller Rose Hair and the Pinktoe. So maybe this is why they are such heavy eaters. 2 crickets are probably like an insult to them now. But the larger Rose Hair is just mowing down 3 crickets easily.
I have them on my feeding schedule now, so I'll see if they bring it down a notch. Will be welcoming a Theraphosidae, a Brachypelma Vagan, and two Lasiadora Parahybanas (all slings) on Tuesday....
Quite a docile collection for the most part and that's great for my liking.
The 2 Rose Hairs are always out and about, sometimes doing slight remodeling of the substrate. And definitely not messing around when it comes to eating. Has anyone else had Rosies eating like Dragons? These girls are for real.
Now I do know for a fact the guy at Blazing Reptiles said they feed them pinkie mice. The smaller Rose Hair and the Pinktoe. So maybe this is why they are such heavy eaters. 2 crickets are probably like an insult to them now. But the larger Rose Hair is just mowing down 3 crickets easily.
I have them on my feeding schedule now, so I'll see if they bring it down a notch. Will be welcoming a Theraphosidae, a Brachypelma Vagan, and two Lasiadora Parahybanas (all slings) on Tuesday....
Quite a docile collection for the most part and that's great for my liking.