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13 years 4 weeks ago #70124 by Dimitri Kambas
Someones hungry

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13 years 3 weeks ago #70146 by Steven Knoetze
It's looking good Dimitri but I think you can split them up now and sell me one ;)
Just kidding, hoe long do you plan to keep them going communally? Until they reach adulthood or will you split them up if there are any signs of aggression or ,hopefully not, a fatality?

"you're never a loser until you quit trying"

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13 years 1 week ago #70407 by Tiaan
Wow guys the communal is looking fantastic!!! :woohoo: Thank you for keeping us updated Dimitri!!

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12 years 11 months ago #70977 by Taki Tsonis
At this stage we want to keep it communal as long as possible, need to see if it's possible that P metallica can be as communal as scarab's M balfouris....
We did lose a second one but the rest are growing nicely and while we don't see all of them at any one time, I do see different ones in their 'usual' areas on a regular basis. I want to at some point have a proper look for all of them just to make sure of how many are still alive and well accurately.

You can take an Aphonopelma to crickets but you can't make it eat!
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12 years 11 months ago #71001 by ayal
Some updated pictures pleeeeease :)

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12 years 11 months ago #71003 by Lloyd Liebenberg
This is hands down the coolest setup I have ever seen. Well done!

Have you considered using tillandsias in enclosures ? They are epiphytic plants that can be hot glued onto almost any surface as long as there is a moderate amount of humidity.


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