Crickeylynn
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2011
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- 11
That feeling of excitement you get after ordering new slings and knowing you'll be seeing them on Friday. I am getting an A. versi, an OBT, and the little E. sp "red" that I won. Can't wait.
It's moulted three times and it's still only .25"? That is one slow grower! haha Pics please when they arrive!!I have an E sp "red" already. She has molted
Three times since I got her and she is still in a vial. Maybe .25 inch. Hahaa
Little nervous about the OBT. My first old world. I am confident enough though not to do anything stupid.
The Versi is my first arboreal. Excited about that. Will definately be posting pics when they get here.
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I meant .5, she was so tiny when I got her. I bet this new one will be just as tiny.It's moulted three times and it's still only .25"? That is one slow grower! haha Pics please when they arrive!!
You'll love the Versi, I got one recently and they are SO beautiful and love webbing! =)
Yeah...right! I couldn't believe JFB when he mentioned I wouldn't be able to keep it down to a certain size of my collection (though I mostly succeeded) - and I won't believe you eitherAll I need now is my B. albiceps and my wish list is complete.....for now.
Lol I totally know what you mean, my GF and I settled on three but because of a freebie we are getting with our last and one that was on our list we now have 4. But they are all awesome and 2 of them are ones I really really wanted. An A. Purpurea and a G. Pulchripes. I can't wait for my little guys to get hereYeah...right! I couldn't believe JFB when he mentioned I wouldn't be able to keep it down to a certain size of my collection (though I mostly succeeded) - and I won't believe you eitherLet's count the # of days before you decide to add more to that wishlist...hehe
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I gave her a cricket drumstick, but it seemed to freak her out. My other E. Sp has grown enough to kill her own prey now. Both are still in vials.I have a E. Sp "Red" in a vial also. It's the only reason I have fruit flies as feeders.