MaggieAndJonathan
Arachnopeon
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- May 9, 2019
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this was the day we got him. he has been rehoused in a smaller terrarium with much more substrate. we didn't expect him to be so small (or c. lividum). the company sent us the wrong T! luckily, the company fixed the problem and we had a more appropriate home available for him to live in. also, we have bamboo forceps now.You need to give that T A LOT more substrate and make it damp. They are a OW fossorial species. Also a T can damage its fangs by biting those metal forceps.
Good deal!this was the day we got him. he has been rehoused in a smaller terrarium with much more substrate. we didn't expect him to be so small (or c. lividum). the company sent us the wrong T! luckily, the company fixed the problem and we had a more appropriate home available for him to live in. also, we have bamboo forceps now.![]()
wow! yeah, big difference. "potentially" though?Good deal!
I just had same issue. Potentially have a C. Lividum and thought i was getting a N. Incei...big difference. I’m ok with it.
Yea too young to tell. Definitely an Asian fossorial. Will wait a couple molts to truly know.wow! yeah, big difference. "potentially" though?
haha, yep! we figured if we were going to have the male, we might as well have a female to add to our collection. These are the other members of the squad:C. Lividus?? You must love this species! Congrats on the new addition.
Unfortunately, yes. this is exactly how she came!!She wasn’t shipped in that container was she? Because that would be an awful and potentially deadly packing job.
She seems happy to be home she ate and drank after her awful journey with FedExShe's already trying to fight. Putting her in her new home will be interesting haha. Meet Kitana <3 View attachment 307975 View attachment 307976