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Old 09-19-2008, 06:53 PM
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My sling Lasiodora parahybana just shed and she became very active. She was in hiding for about 3-weeks





My Aphonopelma anax stays in her hole pretty much all day. SHe is shy and ventures out when no one is around. Not sure why they don't have a better suited name than Texas Tan because she has some seriously red hair. She is an aggressive one too.



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Old 09-19-2008, 09:42 PM
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Always find myself worrying a bit when my T's go off their feed. While I know this is simply a normal stage, there's always that niggling worry that maybe something is wrong


Your Texas tan doesn't look too tan in the pic LOL. I didn't realize we had any aggressive T's in the US
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Old 10-19-2008, 09:20 PM
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My L. parahybana has molted again. 2x in as many months. On it's way to the 9-10 inch size. Can't wait to feed it's first pinkie!
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Measured the molt at 1.75 inches, and it is now a whopping 2.5 inches. Fed'em a large superworm and it attacked it so fast. The superworm was half consumed and was still alive. It is awesome to see it action.
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