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Then, congratulation for your new tarantula a couple of minutes in advance!I'm getting my Ts in just a couple minutes~
Then, congratulation for your new tarantula a couple of minutes in advance!I'm getting my Ts in just a couple minutes~
I got em and they're beautiful! I'll take pics when I get home!Then, congratulation for your new tarantula a couple of minutes in advance!
There really needs to be a "Yay!" rating. Cause that's what I would rate this. But I'll settle for a lollipop.I got em and they're beautiful! I'll take pics when I get home!
Glad you got themUgh....I'm really upset right now....The person apparently emailed me yesterday night asking if this was a sure thing because they had other people interested. Stupid Craigslist and/or Yahoo did not deliver the mail until 20 minutes ago. What if they already made the decision to go with another buyer because I didn't respond quick enough? I sent them an email, but what if it's too late?
I DON'T do this with CL because I don't want people to have my personal phone number. I did recently learn that there is an app you can use on your phone to have a different number to use for texts and calls though. Not sure if anyone actually knows about this, but perhaps that could be an option for such a thing.Glad you got them
As a rule, I always suggest contacting via text...it not only gives you more security with regards to who they are and finding them, but its way more reliable.
I personally always hate it when people respond through e mail...CL e mail is notoriously slow and unreliable. Plus it can take days to have a what amounts to a 2 minute chat. IME its super rare for someone to contact me via e mail and actually have it go anywhere.....I am actually not sure its ever happened to me once where an e mailer has made an actual purchase...maybe once....lol. I see a seller as 100 times more likely to be dicked around by an e mailer than a texter.....I don't take e mailers very seriously any more.
So glad it worked out for you.
If you don't want them all, then you can send some to me.So, about the Ts! All look healthy, but the enclosures aren't the best. The P. irminia is housed in an opaque tub, same with the A. bicoloratum. Not the best for viewing, so probably going to update them soon. The N. incei's enclosure was far too large, so I downgraded her. The only one with an acceptable enclosure was the P. scrofa.
I tore apart the N. incei's cage snd saw no sign of any others, so I think my one fat spider theory was correct. View attachment 264541 View attachment 264542 View attachment 264543
This is the N. incei cage.
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I still haven't decided whether I'm going to keep them all or not.