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- Nov 5, 2007
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- 221
Thus far:
GBB (about 2" now)
B. auratum (about 3" now)
P. platyomma (about 4" and gett'n feisty)
I. hirsutum (about 2.5" also fiesty. sunk her little fangs into the bristles of a paint brush when I rehoused her this afternoon
)
A. versicolor sling (just over 1"),
B. albopilosum male (about 3" now),
G. aureostriata male (about 3" now),
P. irminia (about 2" now),
E. vulpinus (a bit over 1" now. molted twice in the past two months)
P. scrofa (a hefty 3")[this one was interesting because the molt didn't detatch all the way and it looked like she was wearing a hoodie . the remainder of the exoskeleton came off easily and she's doing just fine:clap: ]
and last but not least 2 of my B. smithi slings, 1 B. emelia sling, my A. chalcodes sling and my B. boehmi sling. I was especially excited about the slings molting successfully because I started with 6 b. smithi slings and 5 emelia slings and 2 of the smithis and one of the emilia slings passed. Very tiny slings are sooo fragile. These are all still under an inch
Still to come:
My 6" N. chromatus male is building a molt mat as I type
My 4" A. versicolor is in premolt
and I think my 5"+ female P. murinus may be getting ready to molt again. (Seriously this girl is HUGE! with an attitude to match)
Upcoming breeding projects:
I found a mate for "Sam" my Euathlus sp. red so when he matures I'm hoping to breed them.
I think I will try again with my 7" G. aureostriata because she's showing no signs that the last mating session took. Guess I have to find her another male as her last suitor is on to other lady Ts.
I will post pictures as soon as the photo program up and running again so I can resize them.
GBB (about 2" now)
B. auratum (about 3" now)
P. platyomma (about 4" and gett'n feisty)
I. hirsutum (about 2.5" also fiesty. sunk her little fangs into the bristles of a paint brush when I rehoused her this afternoon
)A. versicolor sling (just over 1"),
B. albopilosum male (about 3" now),
G. aureostriata male (about 3" now),
P. irminia (about 2" now),
E. vulpinus (a bit over 1" now. molted twice in the past two months)
P. scrofa (a hefty 3")[this one was interesting because the molt didn't detatch all the way and it looked like she was wearing a hoodie
. the remainder of the exoskeleton came off easily and she's doing just fine:clap: ]and last but not least 2 of my B. smithi slings, 1 B. emelia sling, my A. chalcodes sling and my B. boehmi sling. I was especially excited about the slings molting successfully because I started with 6 b. smithi slings and 5 emelia slings and 2 of the smithis and one of the emilia slings passed. Very tiny slings are sooo fragile. These are all still under an inch
Still to come:
My 6" N. chromatus male is building a molt mat as I type
My 4" A. versicolor is in premolt
and I think my 5"+ female P. murinus may be getting ready to molt again. (Seriously this girl is HUGE! with an attitude to match)
Upcoming breeding projects:
I found a mate for "Sam" my Euathlus sp. red
so when he matures I'm hoping to breed them.I think I will try again with my 7" G. aureostriata because she's showing no signs that the last mating session took.
Guess I have to find her another male as her last suitor is on to other lady Ts. I will post pictures as soon as the photo program up and running again so I can resize them.
