...temprorarily hopefully. I have come to this hard decision. I will keep maybe 5 of my current Ts. The rest will be gone. The hardest part of selling my babies is not knowing how well they will be taken care of at their new homes. It has been hard deciding which ones to keep. I have been building this collection for years. But I'm definitly keeping my M.cabocla sling, one of my P.murinus slings, and my GBB sling. Maybe one or two others.
I just fear that some of my more demanding Ts (E.murinus, M.robustum, etc..) will not be cared for properly.
I just wanted to make this thread to post pictures and stories about some of my babies.
My M.robustum girl. I got her from this guy who doesn't take care of his Ts. I had always wanted one of these. This species is the main reason that I got into the hobby. She was in pemolt when Igot her, which made getting her even more exciting!
I might end up keeping this girl. One of my female P.murinus. This girl gave me my first and second (and only) succesful egg sacs. She is very special to me. She belonged to a buddy of mine who gave her to me before he moved away on Marine Corps business.
And this little bugger, a female C.fasciatum...I bought her years ago to be my first breeding. She wounded one male, molted, and then ate the other male! Haha, she certainly is something else and she will be missed.
This is one of two of my B.smithi. I saw these guys at a local pet store labled as "Rose Hair Babies", I saw that they clearly were not, so I brought them both home a few days apart from each other.
I got this beautiful girl in a trade last summer. She is truly one of the most stunning T's I have ever had. I used her to help a buddy of mine get over his fear of Ts.
And this female P.scrofa....do I even need to say anything? Just look at how pretty she is! The copper colors on her are beautiful.
My favorite pokie species, even above metallica! One of my favorites of my collection. My female P.rufilata. I got her as a gift 2 years ago, I think. I may keep her as well. Hard choices here!
I got this beauty from Justin and Theresea and a local show. My 2nd favorite baboon species (P.murinus is the first )
More pictures will come soon.
I just fear that some of my more demanding Ts (E.murinus, M.robustum, etc..) will not be cared for properly.
I just wanted to make this thread to post pictures and stories about some of my babies.
My M.robustum girl. I got her from this guy who doesn't take care of his Ts. I had always wanted one of these. This species is the main reason that I got into the hobby. She was in pemolt when Igot her, which made getting her even more exciting!
I might end up keeping this girl. One of my female P.murinus. This girl gave me my first and second (and only) succesful egg sacs. She is very special to me. She belonged to a buddy of mine who gave her to me before he moved away on Marine Corps business.
And this little bugger, a female C.fasciatum...I bought her years ago to be my first breeding. She wounded one male, molted, and then ate the other male! Haha, she certainly is something else and she will be missed.
This is one of two of my B.smithi. I saw these guys at a local pet store labled as "Rose Hair Babies", I saw that they clearly were not, so I brought them both home a few days apart from each other.
I got this beautiful girl in a trade last summer. She is truly one of the most stunning T's I have ever had. I used her to help a buddy of mine get over his fear of Ts.
And this female P.scrofa....do I even need to say anything? Just look at how pretty she is! The copper colors on her are beautiful.
My favorite pokie species, even above metallica! One of my favorites of my collection. My female P.rufilata. I got her as a gift 2 years ago, I think. I may keep her as well. Hard choices here!
I got this beauty from Justin and Theresea and a local show. My 2nd favorite baboon species (P.murinus is the first )
More pictures will come soon.