Shamrock
Arachnolover
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- Mar 10, 2017
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Good day everyone
I live in South Africa and as most people know the baboon spiders native here are rare and illegal to keep.
So I was wondering, what if i found a female and male of the same species, native to a specific region, and breed them. After getting a a sack I raise the slings till they reach a more hardy stage and release them back into the wild? Releasing the female and male as well where i found them after the sack was produced. Would it be possible to start such an organization and get the necessary legal permits? Would definitely not attempt this without permission.
I know not to interfere with nature, but us interfering is the reason why the are so scarce.
Other option is to just walk around with a few crickets at night and feed them after i mapped their homes![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I live in South Africa and as most people know the baboon spiders native here are rare and illegal to keep.
So I was wondering, what if i found a female and male of the same species, native to a specific region, and breed them. After getting a a sack I raise the slings till they reach a more hardy stage and release them back into the wild? Releasing the female and male as well where i found them after the sack was produced. Would it be possible to start such an organization and get the necessary legal permits? Would definitely not attempt this without permission.
I know not to interfere with nature, but us interfering is the reason why the are so scarce.
Other option is to just walk around with a few crickets at night and feed them after i mapped their homes