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  • 08-30-2011, 10:11 PM
    Simple Man
    Re: Unboxing three new ones :) G. rosea and G. pulchra
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    Originally Posted by zach_24_90 View Post
    yeah this is one thing i know nothing about but im a really fast learner haha a year ago i wouldnt have even been considering it.. but idk u guys and all these pics have been breaking me down.. one is enough though

    There like pringles minus the eating part... you can't have just one :rofl:

    Regards,

    B
  • 08-30-2011, 10:23 PM
    zach_24_90
    Re: Unboxing three new ones :) G. rosea and G. pulchra
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Simple Man View Post
    There like pringles minus the eating part... you can't have just one :rofl:

    Regards,

    B

    yeah maybe after a while but im really trying to get my BP breeding off the ground so one is plenty for right now. if they have one of the GBB's in orlando in a couple weeks ill probably pick it up
  • 08-30-2011, 10:52 PM
    Nektu
    Re: Unboxing three new ones :) G. rosea and G. pulchra
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    Originally Posted by zach_24_90 View Post
    im not gonna lie man seeing all this T stuff is definitely making me want one... im definitely looking into that green bottlebrush blue. thats exactly what i want, would a larger one be ok in a 10g ? or would like a 2.5 gal suit better ? not trying to jack your thread u just seem to be posting stuff about T's lol

    You could do a 2.5 gallon, but that might be a but much. I have my mature female in a large KK and it suits her just fine.
  • 08-30-2011, 10:55 PM
    Alexandra V
    Great video ,and great little additions Brian! I'm jealous of your pulchra, I may need to get one soon :P

    Zach, the green bottle blue is an awesome species to boot. I don't keep them personally, but I really love them. Great colours and really hardy and they web up the enclosure and make it look epic. I'm sure for an older one a ten gallon would be fine, but you can definitely manage a smaller enclosure. 10 gal may be a bit big. At the bare minimum the tarantula's enclosure should be about 3 times it's legspan in length, 2 times it's legspan in width and one legspan high. For the GBB you can offer 1.5 times their legspan in height because they like to web up kind of high, but most ground dwellers are better kept with only one legspan of height.
  • 08-30-2011, 11:02 PM
    zach_24_90
    haha well i will find the smallest glass aquarium we have at the store here.. i think its 1.5? about like a shoebox. maybe a little taller obviously. im excited haha
  • 08-31-2011, 02:01 AM
    mark and marley
    wooohooo for more t's S.Man!!!!

    and Zach ive been told a 5gal is perfect for a mature gbb 10 gallons ive also been told would probably be overkill but im sure it wouldnt matter if you decorate it nicely,filling up space and such.

    wth Vs post wasnt there a min ago.oh well everyone got the info they were after.
  • 08-31-2011, 08:46 AM
    Boanerges
    Very nice video and awesome new additions!!! What is that handle with the wrist strap thing near the cricket feed in your video? Thor's hammer :P
  • 08-31-2011, 08:48 AM
    Alexandra V
    Re: Unboxing three new ones :) G. rosea and G. pulchra
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Boanerges View Post
    Very nice video and awesome new additions!!! What is that handle with the wrist strap thing near the cricket feed in your video? Thor's hammer :P

    Hahahahaha :rofl: I was wondering the same thing :P
  • 08-31-2011, 09:08 AM
    Kyle1989
    Re: Unboxing three new ones :) G. rosea and G. pulchra
    Cool can't wait to get more myself this time as babies.
  • 08-31-2011, 01:19 PM
    Simple Man
    That is a really nice breaking stick used to seperate dogs. Primarily used for pitbulls but also works great for hunting terriers. I've owned both but currently have a Patterdale Terrier :)

    Regards,

    B
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