New Houses, New T's, New Pics...

thirtysixwood

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View attachment 64888 OK guys and girls,,, here are some pics... I know that a few of thes are itty bitty, and really show no color... but,,, one day they'll be 8 legs strong and purty...:D first off is going to be pics of my small set up.. Not the Boheimi on the 3rd shelf has no new home... It wasnt available to sign the lease today... Just kidding, I was waiting for hers to come in... anyway... lets just get this started... if I miss spell a name of a T, its because they are long, and Latin!!!!


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tin man

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in the second picture of the pinktoe that shows. What is that on your finger:?
 

thirtysixwood

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in the second picture of the pinktoe that shows. What is that on your finger:?
Yea I uhhh almost chopped it off in a meatslicer last week, the stitches came out yesterday... 9 of them could have used 11.... the doctors talked for an hour about cutting some of my finger off.... I'm lucky to have it... I cant feel the tip at all. maybe I'll post a pic.

Perhaps a small poll, I dont want to offend anyone...
 

desertdweller

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I tried a butcher knife years ago, took a while but all my feeling returned. Show the pics.:eek:

BTW you think a post-sting Aphonopelma could take drops of hummingbird fluid? It's three weeks in recovery walking all over creation (on my keyboard right nowww) sorry :eek: and not eating yet.
 

thirtysixwood

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I tried a butcher knife years ago, took a while but all my feeling returned. Show the pics.:eek:

BTW you think a post-sting Aphonopelma could take drops of hummingbird fluid? It's three weeks in recovery walking all over creation (on my keyboard right nowww) sorry :eek: and not eating yet.
I'm not familiar with this approach... my wife (Nurse RN) says she doesnt see that being anything important because its basically sugar water, and doesnt compare to the nutriants of crickets.
 

thirtysixwood

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a whille,,, I wouldnt push past 1 1/2 months... but it may be longer, depending on how well fed it was before, and how big it is now...

pics of the finger coming real soon.
 

Taceas

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*cringes* I tried a variant the day I got my santoku knife, nowhere near that bad though.

Beautiful tarantulas, especially the G. pulchra, can't wait for mine to grow up. Although a few look like they could be left alone a bit more. ;)
 

EvilElvis

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I had a similar cut like that while working on my car, couldn't type correctly for weeks! Though I only had 6 stitches
 

thirtysixwood

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*cringes* I tried a variant the day I got my santoku knife, nowhere near that bad though.

Beautiful tarantulas, especially the G. pulchra, can't wait for mine to grow up. Although a few look like they could be left alone a bit more. ;)
I took the pics of everyone in transit to there new home, so yea a few were a bit upset... My female Mesomales is pissed... shes so mad... shes not even wanting to eat...
 
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