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Nice Spiders Buddy , Same View as above though with the Murinus , mine are real skitty things that rear up at the slightest movement ...
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1.2. Python Regius 3.6.3 Elaphe Guttata 1.1 Elaphe Helena 0.2. Lamprophis fuliginosus 1.0 Epicrates cenchria cenchria 1.0 Epicrates cenchria alvarezi 1.0 Epicrates cenchria maurus 0.1 Heterodon nasicus nasicus 1.2 Eublepharis macularius 1.0 Liasis mackloti 0.1 Lampropeltis Getula Nagrita 80 + Tarantula's & scorpions 1.1.0 Rottweiler ![]() |
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Hehe cheers all
The Baboon was a bit a fluke really. Most certainly was alive but it was having a moment of serenity having moulted a while beforehand which probably left it a bit knackered. Was retrieving the moulted skin but it decided to let me play for a while so I thought it was one of those 'Capture it on cam' moments. Also got a pic of a Greater Horned Baboon which my friend wouldn't go near but I rose to the challenge to prove it was a cupcake. Let me dig it up. ![]() I quite miss my old female L. parahybana as she was always quite obedient and the largest spider I've ever dealt with. Something I was never quite sure about was the fact she kept going between medium brown and black. Just noticed I missed an 'o' from Lasiodora *Oops* :P The spatulata was quite a funny spider. The first odd activity I noticed was what she was doing in the above picture. I can't remember how it came about exactly but she had all eight legs on this little bit of wood and wouldn't budge so I put her down and she stayed there for about 5-10 minutes holding that bit of wood. After that she always took her food from tongs and laid on her back eating it :S The Cobalt was a joint investment between a friend and I. We each took turns keeping it for a couple of months at a time and everything was going so well until it had a moult and turned out to be a male :P Was very blue prior to that moult. |
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