our babies

[jbrd]

My T Blondi

Tblondi with 6 inch scale

And our newest additions, 2 Pink Toes

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[common spider]

The T blondi is very cool............. :clap:

 

[Blasphemy]

The fact that you can house Avicularia sp. together is awesome. Nice pics

 

[BlkCat]

U arent worried about one eating the other?

 

[Blasphemy]

U arent worried about one eating the other?

There won't be any problems if they have enough room to have their own personal space. They aren't 'communal' but they are 'co-habitable'. If space becomes an issue, problems could occur. Usually they can be kept together with no problems if you just use common sense.

 

[Mattyb]

Lovin the blondi pics.



-Mattyb

 

[BlkCat]

There won't be any problems if they have enough room to have their own personal space. They aren't 'communal' but they are 'co-habitable'. If space becomes an issue, problems could occur. Usually they can be kept together with no problems if you just use common sense.

I am gonna laugh at u when one comes up missing. ;P
The risk isnt worth it.

 

[Blasphemy]

I am gonna laugh at u when one comes up missing. ;P
The risk isnt worth it.

Personally I wouldn't risk it. If I wanted to house more than one T in an enclosure, I would simply split it up with plexiglass or something similar and pretend they live together

 

[jbrd]

when i got them i was told they have been together for 6 months or more
here is there whole set up, let me know what you all think ?

 

[gustavowright]

Nice enclosure man..but as our mate said ..the risk isn't worth it.However I think u re confident in what u doing though.Good luck.