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i had started to put this post in announcements but then realized i had a question as well. i received some new slings earlier in the week. i REALLY need to take some pics. Anyway, these are my newest additions:
i think that brings my total to somewhere around 28 - acquired since mid April. i think i may need some professional help with this addiction! LOL
i was beyond amazed at the C. brachycephalus. They are probably between 1.25 - 1.5". These things are wickedly fast. They make my OBT's look like kittens!!! They've honestly made me rethink keeping OW's. i've been pretty comfortable (not carelessly so...)with my C. crawshayi, P. pederseni & OBT's. These brachycephalus have been wild and speedy from the time i unpacked them, transferred them to new set-ups and even jetting out when just feeding. i think i will start doing all their feeding, misting & maintence in the bathroom - fewer places to hide if one actually got away. i realized this was a fast and aggressive species when i bought them. Maybe all my other OW's are duds. :? i also have Ps. irminia, while not OW are supposed to be fast and i can deal with those. They seem like such awesome T's. i really want to keep these guys and watch them grow up. They have hides but maybe they don't feel established yet.
Will these guys mellow at all with size and age? Thanks
- 0.0.4 Aphonopelma seemanni
- 0.0.2 Brachypelma albopilosum
- 0.0.2 Brachypelma sabulosum
- 0.0.3 Ceratogyrus brachycephalus
- 0.0.2 Pterinochilus murinus
i think that brings my total to somewhere around 28 - acquired since mid April. i think i may need some professional help with this addiction! LOL
i was beyond amazed at the C. brachycephalus. They are probably between 1.25 - 1.5". These things are wickedly fast. They make my OBT's look like kittens!!! They've honestly made me rethink keeping OW's. i've been pretty comfortable (not carelessly so...)with my C. crawshayi, P. pederseni & OBT's. These brachycephalus have been wild and speedy from the time i unpacked them, transferred them to new set-ups and even jetting out when just feeding. i think i will start doing all their feeding, misting & maintence in the bathroom - fewer places to hide if one actually got away. i realized this was a fast and aggressive species when i bought them. Maybe all my other OW's are duds. :? i also have Ps. irminia, while not OW are supposed to be fast and i can deal with those. They seem like such awesome T's. i really want to keep these guys and watch them grow up. They have hides but maybe they don't feel established yet.
Will these guys mellow at all with size and age? Thanks