Vitalus Vulpinus

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Greg Wolfe

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Another one of my favs. She is an adult female Brazilian Giant Blonde.
She needs a "boyfriend" too.
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FYI, they are recently re-classified to become a member of the Nhandu family... what's her temperament like? And speed?

 

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Vulpinus/Nhandu

Yes, I have seen that and wasn't sure if it was set in stone yet. I will make note of that, thank you.
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Nhandu temperment...

She is not really aggressive but skittish. She can be quick when startled.

 

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I recently bought a Nhandu chromatus. A fast, fine beauty. She was quite the predator up until two months ago. Now, I guess she's fasting. The question--does your Nhandu experience periods of self-induced famine? I thought, as a general rule, most ate heartily.

 

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Fasting...

Sometimes T's go off feed for awhile, especially if they are preparing to molt.I had a Haitan Brown that went off feed for a year and then started to eat again. T's may go off feed if they are too cold or sick, but in your case I think she's going to molt. Let me know how she fares!
Greg