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    New babies (P. boreus)

    Woke up yesterday morning to this. Woot!


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    Way cool, that looks amazing! I have always loved the way that some of the members of Arachnida carry their young around for the first part of their lives. Thanks for sharing!
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    Re: New babies (P. boreus)

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    Way cool, that looks amazing! I have always loved the way that some of the members of Arachnida carry their young around for the first part of their lives. Thanks for sharing!
    Thanks. Next comes the fun part of separating them after they molt. They are tiny (1/4 the size of a grain of rice!), so it should be rather interesting.

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