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Arachnoknight
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This isn't regarding care. I've researched that pretty extensively.
I'm wondering more about differences specifically between the behavior of darlingi and marshalli.
I just received one of each. Really cool looking little Ts. They're only about 2~2.5"
The darlingi already dug a hole under it's cork hide.
Anyways. Do they have different tendencies? Is one more aggressive/defensive/skittish? I've heard marshalli will stridulate.
I can already see the baboon patterns on their abdomens. The marshalli is more of a feathery grey and the darlingi is a soft brown.
Is there any difference in coloration between males/females? Size?
I'm under the impression they're about 5" tarantulas at adult size.
I have them with decent substrate depth. I figure little juveniles should have the option to burrow... Even if it means I have pet holes.
Are yours visible?
Are marshalli or darlingi more apt than one or the other to be visible or a pet hole?
I'm wondering more about differences specifically between the behavior of darlingi and marshalli.
I just received one of each. Really cool looking little Ts. They're only about 2~2.5"
The darlingi already dug a hole under it's cork hide.
Anyways. Do they have different tendencies? Is one more aggressive/defensive/skittish? I've heard marshalli will stridulate.
I can already see the baboon patterns on their abdomens. The marshalli is more of a feathery grey and the darlingi is a soft brown.
Is there any difference in coloration between males/females? Size?
I'm under the impression they're about 5" tarantulas at adult size.
I have them with decent substrate depth. I figure little juveniles should have the option to burrow... Even if it means I have pet holes.
Are yours visible?
Are marshalli or darlingi more apt than one or the other to be visible or a pet hole?