The Euathlus are here!

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kitty_b

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Euathlus sp. "flame":


Euathlus sp. "yellow":


such tiny little girls. but sooo cute! :D
 
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yup, both are female. :)

they're currently hanging from the tops of their critter keepers. i guess i would be hanging off the walls too if i'd just spent a day in a cramped vial. :D
 
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How big are they? My Euathlus Truculentus is about an inch and almost an adult.

It reaches adulthood when it gets 2 inches- 2 inches and a half.
 
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Very nice, it takes a long time for them to reach that size.
Do you know if they're the supposed to be the same as (or different to) what is also being sold as sp. "yellow" or sp. "red"?

Bill
 
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billopelma said:
Very nice, it takes a long time for them to reach that size.
Do you know if they're the supposed to be the same as (or different to) what is also being sold as sp. "yellow" or sp. "red"?

Bill
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that's exactly what they're being sold as. :) "red" and "flame" are often interchangeable.

the little girls are already starting to burrow. :D
 
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i saw you had a male... i have no clue on how close she is to her last molt. and i don't know the breeding specs for this species yet.

let me check with the previous owner and i'll get back to you. :)
 
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nice pics

both look great
love the flames.
i had no idea they were dwarves.
andy
 
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