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sadly today i found my male A.avicularia (the one that ive mentioned was going downhill in a few posts) dead
he was in a natural climbing position on his bark thing so im guessing he died during his day-to-day activities... he hasnt curled yet, although part of his foot has fallen off
ah well, i got him from a CRAPPY pet store in january - he was dehydrated, badly nutrioned, and being kept in a cricket tub in the terrestrial set up, i only bought him coz he was the only spider and i kinda felt sorry for him... they didnt even know he was a male
in the short time i had him though, he went on a breeding mission, so hopefully he didnt die in vain :>
im wondering if anyone knows any ways to preserve them, as my mum liked that spider so i may have him framed
cheers people...
he was in a natural climbing position on his bark thing so im guessing he died during his day-to-day activities... he hasnt curled yet, although part of his foot has fallen off
ah well, i got him from a CRAPPY pet store in january - he was dehydrated, badly nutrioned, and being kept in a cricket tub in the terrestrial set up, i only bought him coz he was the only spider and i kinda felt sorry for him... they didnt even know he was a male
in the short time i had him though, he went on a breeding mission, so hopefully he didnt die in vain :>
im wondering if anyone knows any ways to preserve them, as my mum liked that spider so i may have him framed
cheers people...