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I am now the proud caregiver to a MM E. sp. "Green" from @Blue Jaye and a MM L. parahybana from @Travis21v4. I'm glad I got these when I did, because it's already starting to get a touch chilly out here. We're going to attempt a pairing this coming Wednesday. Until then, the males will be housed next to their respective partners along with some of the female's webbing in their enclosure to get those pheromones going.
The E. sp. "Green" is a bit long in the tooth at a year old, but he's actually fairly feisty. By Jaye's account, he's still eating and tapping - given that my female is quite docile, I'm hoping for a good outcome there. My LP female is a fairly young adult at a touch over 6" dls, and I'm actually a bit worried about that male as he's about the same size as her, if not slightly larger. I'm going to be playing referee with them like a hawk. She also hasn't molted since I've had her, over 6 months. The good news is that even if she molts out, this male is fresh and can wait.
The E. sp. "Green" is a loan with a 50/50 split, but Travis was so determined to get his male some lovin' that he's willing to take the vast majority of the slings... I'll be taking a couple hundred at most, unless we can find someone to buy them wholesale. You have fun with those slings, mate.
I don't have pictures of the males yet (got home way too late last night), but here are the lovely ladies. Pictures of the males will be coming tonight, and pictures/videos of the pairings will hopefully come on Wednesday!
MF E. sp. "Green", molted just a couple months ago
MF L. parahybana

The E. sp. "Green" is a bit long in the tooth at a year old, but he's actually fairly feisty. By Jaye's account, he's still eating and tapping - given that my female is quite docile, I'm hoping for a good outcome there. My LP female is a fairly young adult at a touch over 6" dls, and I'm actually a bit worried about that male as he's about the same size as her, if not slightly larger. I'm going to be playing referee with them like a hawk. She also hasn't molted since I've had her, over 6 months. The good news is that even if she molts out, this male is fresh and can wait.
The E. sp. "Green" is a loan with a 50/50 split, but Travis was so determined to get his male some lovin' that he's willing to take the vast majority of the slings... I'll be taking a couple hundred at most, unless we can find someone to buy them wholesale. You have fun with those slings, mate.
I don't have pictures of the males yet (got home way too late last night), but here are the lovely ladies. Pictures of the males will be coming tonight, and pictures/videos of the pairings will hopefully come on Wednesday!
MF E. sp. "Green", molted just a couple months ago

MF L. parahybana
