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Arachnoknight
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Fantastic shots and beautiful Ts. Love the carapace on that P. ornata, and how exotic the X. immanus looks. Pink/black carapace, blue velvet legs and scruffy orange hairs on the abdomen. Wow.
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You keep different species housed together in the same enclosure? May I ask for what reason? Never heard that people do such before...just curious.1 x Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli /4 x Poecilotheria striata
i have groups of:
P. smithi
P. subfusca
P. regalis
P. tigrinawesseli
P. pederseni
P. ornaty
i wanted to see what will happen if you mix them up together, and i haven't noticed any difference. Theres no signs of aggression neither cannibalism.
Before turning adult, they will be separated.
P. smithi
P. subfusca
P. regalis
P. tigrinawesseli
P. pederseni
P. ornaty
i wanted to see what will happen if you mix them up together, and i haven't noticed any difference. Theres no signs of aggression neither cannibalism.
Before turning adult, they will be separated.
Nice pic, good house plant choice, very spider safe. You can almost be sure that there aren't any pesticide use on this type of plant.
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Nice pictures of your T's and their plants, also nice collection.
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Arachnopeon
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Really incredible pics! Are you active on vogelspinnenforum.nl by any chance?
Also it seems like you have a spider mite problem (no pun intended)
Also it seems like you have a spider mite problem (no pun intended)
