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Oh, I have a Grammostola albopilosum female also. Obviously that list is not 100% exactly all that I have but it's close
Last edited by Boanerges; 08-26-2011 at 09:41 AM.
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Re: New females: H. mac, lividum, Burgandy Goliath Bird Eater
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Re: New females: H. mac, lividum, Burgandy Goliath Bird Eater
 Originally Posted by bigfatsmellycat
very nice pick ups  has your h.lividum female started burrowing? i really like all of the haplopelma sp but am hesistant to get them as i've read that once they make their burrows, you don't see them anymore... 
That's actually what makes me iffy on getting burrowing species as well. I love a lot of them (heaven knows how much I love the Skeleton tarantulas Ephebopus murinus, cyanognathus and uatuman) but the fact that they're obligate burrowers that I'll likely never even see has kind of put me off of them a bit. Not so much because I have a huge need to see them but that if anything goes wrong with the enclosure, I'll have a hell of a time having to dig them up to rehouse them and such :/
1.0 Normal - Maynard
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0.1 YB - Diana
0.1 Pastel Boa - Astrid
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lol at the Burgandys name "monster" is it based on her size or her personality??
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Re: New females: H. mac, lividum, Burgandy Goliath Bird Eater
 Originally Posted by Alex.B
lol at the Burgandys name "monster" is it based on her size or her personality??
LOL - It was based on size. She was not too happy being shipped and then rehoused but that was to be expected. She was not to bad though in all honesty. I am not quite sure how her temperment is in general yet but I would imagine she is more likely to kick hairs then to bite unless left with no other choice (but I can't confirm that). U hairs make me itch a lot and welt me up and with the Theraphosa's being the worse it makes me not want to bother her too much at all
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