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G. pulchra and I love my Brachypelma schroederi, though it doesn't have full black adult colors yet.
A member of the Lampropelma species, look up Lampropelma sp. borneo black.sry for my Ignorance, but what is that? a Borneo Black?
both of my adult females are easy to care for. They don't run or bolt out fast, and rarely did give me the threat pose. They happily take on feeder roaches and will fill themselves up as long as food is still available.AHHHHH....that Borneo black is awesome !!!!!!! How is the temperment on the Lampropelma ???? Borneo's to be specific
Every Lampropelma I've ever had, including my subadult L. Borneo Black female, have been full-on, threat poses, slapping the ground defensive during cage transfers and other more invasive husbandry. If they can, they'll remain in their tube web/burrow, but not given that choice they're more apt to start showing the fangs than Poecilotheria. They're also fairly reclusive, in my experience. I usually only see them late at night and they tend to disappear as soon as I show up. However, Lampropelma is an amazing genus with some of the most beautiful tarantulas. I highly encourage anyone that has OW tarantulas to consider getting at least a few Lampropelma.AHHHHH....that Borneo black is awesome !!!!!!! How is the temperment on the Lampropelma ???? Borneo's to be specific
From my experience and what I've seen from others, the usual MO for Ornithoctoninae tarantulas is to let you know exactly what they think of you. However, my Borneo black never got the message; she's a total scaredy cat. Even during rehousings she just balls up. My other Lampros, Cyrios, Ornithos, Haplos, they're always down for a scrap. But not my Borneo black, so I guess she's an oddball.AHHHHH....that Borneo black is awesome !!!!!!! How is the temperment on the Lampropelma ???? Borneo's to be specific
Oh man, me too. I also desperately want whatever has been going around as "Haplopelma robustum". Phormingochilus everetti is another one. Ornithoctoninae are very quickly becoming my favorite group of tarantulas.Oh yeah, another of my dream Ts: Ornithoctoninae sp. Borneo orange fringe. Big and black!
My pre adult female g. pulchra! My favorite T!i second this.. i love mine. its one of my only ts i will handle.
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that is a very beautiful tarantula. just looking at it makes me want one.