yey great find

jimip

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i managed to pick up a Nhandu Chromatus for a wonderful price. pictures will be coming of course.
 

Zman181

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Very cute! They grow very fast :)
I've noticed that as slings they like deep substrate so that they can burrow and stalk their prey.
 

jimip

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lol he has a whole under his leaf. should i deepen it a bit maybe? is this something that ill never see because it burrows?
 

txgsxr

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Congrats

I am looking at getting some new ones. Not sure about the ones that burrows because iv have the same thought, well i ever see it?
 

jimip

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i dont mind having a happy burrow but i like to see them to will it be overly upset if i just give it a good hide instead?
 

Mike H.

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Most slings feel secure when they can hide, as these spiders get larger they generally are on " display " more...

Regards, Mike
 

jimip

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it can hide all it wants its whole life. i just like to know what to expect. knowing that its a roll of the die, there are still some species that will have a tendancysit out ( like smithis) or hide forever ( like my E. mirunis
 

briarpatch10

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I love Nhandus ...I have a chromatus and a coloratovillosus. They are both beasts! They never turn down food! they are a little skittish though.
 

BQC123

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About half of my N. chromatus slings do burrow, and the other half are usually visible. After light out most are out.

Nice looking sling. Can I ask waht you paid for it?
 

jimip

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he was 20 he had just got out of quarantine, i also have a accurate molt record ( while he was in there care)
 
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