Chris LXXIX
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With a catch cup and a piece of cardboard. However great reply ah ah. Don't move 'OBT' like thatHow else are you supposed to move from one large tank to another??
With a catch cup and a piece of cardboard. However great reply ah ah. Don't move 'OBT' like thatHow else are you supposed to move from one large tank to another??
It was from a dead uncle to my dad for a year then to me todayAnd its a male, so its not like its that old compared to a female.
Also I might be little nosy but could we see the enclosure?How else are you supposed to move from one large tank to another??
With a catch cup and a piece of cardboard. However great reply ah ah. Don't move 'OBT' like that [/Whats OBT?
Don't ruin my poetry, man That is a legacy 'highlander' Theraphosidae, fo sho! Passed trough generations like class aged scotch.And its a male, so its not like its that old compared to a female.
What's OBTWith a catch cup and a piece of cardboard. However great reply ah ah. Don't move 'OBT' like that
It sadly also may only have at most a year left to live at this point being a mature male but if its an aphonopelma it could be as old as 8 already since these species they reach maturity slow.And its a male, so its not like its that old compared to a female.
Oh good call, didn't think to check his locale. Than I go back to my pulchra or second your B. angustum after some googling I guess haha.Bradley"s profile indicates he lives in England, I doubt he has an Aphonopelma johnnycashi
but maybe B sabulosum or B. angustum MM
Seriously? How do you think people move old worlds? There are many methods that work great and require no handling. In 15 years I've never handled any t (intentionally) during a re-house. Sometimes you can just use positioning of the enclosures, you can use a catch cup, the bag method, etc.How else are you supposed to move from one large tank to another??
Sorry to hear about your uncle, good to see you in the hobby, but that's a rough way in. It also explains why you don't know the species. Reminds me that I need to add names to a couple of my enclosures. It also explains why you were not aware of other methods of re-housing.It was from a dead uncle to my dad for a year then to me today
I hate spidersSeriously? How do you think people move old worlds? There are many methods that work great and require no handling. In 15 years I've never handled any t (intentionally) during a re-house. Sometimes you can just use positioning of the enclosures, you can use a catch cup, the bag method, etc.
Sorry to hear about your uncle, good to see you in the hobby, but that's a rough way in. It also explains why you don't know the species. Reminds me that I need to add names to a couple of my enclosures. It also explains why you were not aware of other methods of re-housing.
He may not eat much, if at all, because he kinda looks like an old MM, so his time may be pretty limited.
Have any specific questions, just keep asking.
Ah ah ah ah you made my day with a couple of comments, man. I'm the first follower!I hate spiders
What?You made my day with a couple of comments, man. I'm the first follower!
You made me laugh with your commentsWhat?
GoodYou made me laugh with your comments
Getting bit probably did little to help that.I hate spiders
It made me bleedGetting bit probably did little to help that.
I'm shocked you even made the attempt to pick it up.
I got my first nearly 15 years ago, rescued from a neighbor who was going to throw it at someone. At the time I was very much arachnophobic, but also an animal person, so I wasn't about to just watch it die. Getting that spider was a blessing, because all the creepy things that bothered me at the time, are now a non-thought.
That's the chelicerae damage. Don't worry. I assume you used disinfectant alcohol on the wound.It made me bleed