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Rehoused my H Gigas 1 year, 5 months ago #6328

  • Karin
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Unfortunately my H Gigas' enclosure had gotten moldy. I am struggling to keep the humidity up and prevent mold. Added a little "pond" in his new home, so hopefully things will be better now.

Anyway, I had to digg this fella out, and boy was he unhappy! It was striking out at the forceps, and grabbing on to it, and just attacking it like a mad thing! I have never seen a T so upset!

But I finally got him out, cleaned his home and returned him. Got a couple of pics to.

He was only 5mm when I got him, and now is at least 2"! Not sexed yet, but I actually don't care if a boy or girl - this is just an amazing spider!



Re:Rehoused my H Gigas 1 year, 5 months ago #6329

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One of the Ts I still wont to add to my collection

Very pretty Ts ..

Oh and I love the water marks
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Re:Rehoused my H Gigas 1 year, 5 months ago #6331

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I've got two of these, a male and a female. Both of them are very easy-going. No aggression at all when I re-homed them recently. My girl also got a little pond in her encolsure, and I watched her dive right to the bottom in it! The male sits at the size of your gigas, Karin, the female is smaller (3.5 or 4 cm).

Definitely one of my favourite species
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