P. cambridgie slings

I going to guess fruit flies for food. :yes: (if I'm right do I win a cookie? :please: )

My son think they look like his plastic spiders, and honestly.... they do! Now I'm a bit creeped out to go sifting through his toy box. :oops:

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

My son think they look like his plastic spiders, and honestly.... they do! Now I'm a bit creeped out to go sifting through his toy box. :oops:

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And you never know....a real spider may have left an egg sack in there, ready to hatch out any moment now! :twisted:

:P :P :P

You evil woman, that's just WRONG!!! http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../toetap051.gif

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

You evil woman, that's just WRONG!!! http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../toetap051.gif

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:giggle:
If it's any consolation, I've creeped myself out pretty badly as well. The toy box will be avoided for a little while! :P
:bolt:

Yup, that makes up for it a little bit. :giggle:

If you think babies are creepy then what about mom?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...s/DSC00226.jpg

They aren't eating yet but when they start I will feed tiny crickets, maybe some fruit flies.

For some reason, ONE big spider isn't nearly as bad as the thought of being swamped with tons of tiny ones crawling all over. Of course that's just me. :rolleyes:

How long until their first meal?

Ok my hair itches now... Thanks... shivers

yeah although momma is big and scary, the babies gettin everywhere and growing up in some corner of my house would freak me out because aren't cambridgei one of the faster and more aggressive species? I don't know that much, the only T i would ever consider are Antilles pink toes just because theyre so damn cool.
And I second that, how long till the first meal for the little ones?

Yes, they are one of the more aggressive species and fast doesn't nearly describe how they move.

They will start eating after their next molt, in a couple weeks.

Pink toes are really cool T's, I have a couple.