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Robs just lucky they don't shoot poop like the irminias;P
Hi guys,
She was loosing quite a lot of "blood" while I was taking those shots and carefully spreading her in the page. (As you can see the liquid in the page)
Most certainly after the death she lost the thickness she used to have while she was alive.
Im not totally sure of her age . She was pefectly fine grooming in her burrow and some minutes later she was gone.
Im guessing she died because of age...But who knows?
I got her to acclimate very fast and well to her enclosure, never a nervous or climbing t blondi as they usually get in captivity.
Actually, She used to re arrange her burrow,and that was a first for me in over 15 T blondis I kept.
She was allways hungry, no matter what. She was the most agressive feeding T I have ever owned! Eating 7-8 large adult female Dubias in one sitting with no problems at all.
I have had 10 inchers, but this was the biggest I have ever owned .
Probably one of the biggest ever meassured, for sure. (I did not streched her legs totally to keep kind of a natural way in the pic)
Thats just.. like a trex to a raptorI have to say that regardless of whose is bigger or anything else - you had yourself a very beautiful girl there and I'm truly sorry for your loss.
Here is a pic of her last molt:
Here is a pic of her molt next to my 5" B.smithi's molt:
I am just posting these for reference, I'm not about to get into another argument. LOL Trust me, someone will eventually say something about any pics posted, someone always does. But it doesn't really matter to me, they are both big spiders!
ummmm, yeah I remember seeing that video. That's a lot of poo!!Robs just lucky they don't shoot poop like the irminias;P
There youn have another one for the folks from Europe, like me
a nice chunky blondi for sure!!Well, heres the latest from the spider at www.tarantulacam.org
She grew a lot bigger than I thought, which indicates she has more growing to do.
Her legs were noticeably much thicker and rivalled that of the previous specimen I had which was a surprise. 11mm first leg femur width. This is by far the chunkiest proportioned blondi I have ever seen.
We'll see how she pans out, will post more pictures later
I agree LOLYeah, Rob is lucky!
If his "thing" molts again with no problems he might have to leave the house