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- Mar 15, 2005
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Hello all.
As you can see I am new here at Aracnoboards. I have been lurking for about a week, and reading up on some care tips here. You all have a wide varity of knowledge in dealing with T's and I thank you for sharing it with us new T owners. It is apreciated, most definately.
Anyhow, I thought I'd share...
She is my new little B.Smithi. Her name Cammie, short for Camilla. Camilla was taken from the Roman mythological Volscian warrior queen of the same name. (Also, Cammie can be short for Camoflouge...which she is most of the time.)
This is my first T I have ever owned. I find her very interesting to watch and the more I watch her, the more interests arise. She is mostly calm and mellow but is not shy to pounce a cricket when given the chance. I try not to bother her too much, but she has come out of her habitat a few times to see me.
I will try to post more pics as she ages.
Thanks for having me.
Note: I am only using the term "she" as a wishful thinking measure. :}
*crosses fingers*
As you can see I am new here at Aracnoboards. I have been lurking for about a week, and reading up on some care tips here. You all have a wide varity of knowledge in dealing with T's and I thank you for sharing it with us new T owners. It is apreciated, most definately.
Anyhow, I thought I'd share...
She is my new little B.Smithi. Her name Cammie, short for Camilla. Camilla was taken from the Roman mythological Volscian warrior queen of the same name. (Also, Cammie can be short for Camoflouge...which she is most of the time.)
This is my first T I have ever owned. I find her very interesting to watch and the more I watch her, the more interests arise. She is mostly calm and mellow but is not shy to pounce a cricket when given the chance. I try not to bother her too much, but she has come out of her habitat a few times to see me.
I will try to post more pics as she ages.
Thanks for having me.
Note: I am only using the term "she" as a wishful thinking measure. :}
*crosses fingers*
