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Post a pix of the male G rosea your gunna let me use to mate scarlett with I wanna show her 
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NO PROBLEM!!! I HAVE A DIGITAL CAMERA!!!
I'll snap him tonight, you'll be surprised, the males are gaw-jus!!!
I'll snap him tonight, you'll be surprised, the males are gaw-jus!!!
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Why only pix? heehee bring the male over she might like that better lmao
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Heeeeeeere's Lanky!
We GOTTA do it this weekend, he's slowing down, not his usual rambunctious self!
We GOTTA do it this weekend, he's slowing down, not his usual rambunctious self!
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If hes slowing down why dont we make scarlett his final mate?
Edit:BTw we may yet come to yerh ouse this weekend and pick him up
Edit:BTw we may yet come to yerh ouse this weekend and pick him up
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Not if you're going to let her eat him you're not!!!
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Well I was just thinking terri If hes slowing down hes gunna die anyway wouldn't being munched be a quicker death? and ticia says she doesnt wanna be resposible For lanky's death if he does get munched so we might get a male of our own
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I was just joking! It happens, and I personally think it hapens for a reason. If he WANTS to live, he will beat it out of there... that's what he did before.
My male b. vagans was a sad sight. His opisthoma looked like a peanut. He was scarred from previous breedings, but couldn't molt the scars off. He was slow, and when he tried to breed, his palps didn't even come CLOSE to the female's opisthoma. There was a discussion on the boards about letting Ts eat other Ts that got me thinking.
I had no idea if he was suffering or not, but it SEEMED like he was. He was sitting in an enclosure, hardly moivng, waiting to die. So, I put him in with the female and left him there. They "mated" up a storm, as best as he could, and then she ate him. He had 8 days of pure bliss! I actually felt relieved that he went quickly with a minimum of suffering.
My personal opinion is that, in the wild, if he is not fast enough or if he is not inclined to beat a hasty retreat, then perhaps he is READY to be eaten to nourish the female that he just mated with to ensure his offspring's survival.
My male b. vagans was a sad sight. His opisthoma looked like a peanut. He was scarred from previous breedings, but couldn't molt the scars off. He was slow, and when he tried to breed, his palps didn't even come CLOSE to the female's opisthoma. There was a discussion on the boards about letting Ts eat other Ts that got me thinking.
I had no idea if he was suffering or not, but it SEEMED like he was. He was sitting in an enclosure, hardly moivng, waiting to die. So, I put him in with the female and left him there. They "mated" up a storm, as best as he could, and then she ate him. He had 8 days of pure bliss! I actually felt relieved that he went quickly with a minimum of suffering.
My personal opinion is that, in the wild, if he is not fast enough or if he is not inclined to beat a hasty retreat, then perhaps he is READY to be eaten to nourish the female that he just mated with to ensure his offspring's survival.
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I wont be here this weekend am going on a scorp huntt hunt up in big bear so you can drop it off this weekend with ticia I got a small lil critter keeper ready [cleaned out previous occupents and has been sterilized how long will you let us borrow your male?