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Excellent- nice to see someone on the researchAlready done! She's a pretty big T (much larger than my g pulchra sling) so the holes should be small enough to prevent escape.
Excellent- nice to see someone on the researchAlready done! She's a pretty big T (much larger than my g pulchra sling) so the holes should be small enough to prevent escape.
I had read up briefly on all that, but honestly it didn't even occur to me. Guess I just didn't realize it you have a valid point and I will definitely take all precautions and prepare for the worst. Thank you!Congrats on your new Avic, your set up looks good. Your research paid off. Question though, have you come across nematodes in your reading? I'm not sure why nobody has mentioned this yet, and it's nightmare fuel for sure, but being that your avic could likely be wild caught, I think it's important to familiarize yourself with them and other worst case scenarios (bad molts, sucking stomach issues if you haven't already, though those can happen to any tarantula) and I also would recommend keeping that one far away from the pulchra for at least a few months just to be safe. Not to scare you, you're doing great, but with chain store tarantulas there is always the concern that it might not have been bred in captivity.
Edited to add, I'm no expert and have never seen or dealt with this before, this is just what I have gathered from my research.
Thats not something i would even be remotely worried about.@cold blood Care to drop some knowledge with that ? Is there not a concern with potentially WCs potentially coming in with nematodes that can potentially be spread?
Well if it's coming from you then I tend to believe it, you haven't steered me wrong yet (except that one time when you told me poop cannons weren't a thing, lol) so I apologize for not knowing what I was talking about.Thats not something i would even be remotely worried about.