Does anyone have any experience with these?
Any stories or suggestions on how to house. I'm all ears for my new arrival.

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L. klugi, 2 x G. rosea, G. aureostriatum, D. fasciatum, A. geniculata, 21 x C. cyaneopubescens, P. cambridgei, 2 x P. reduncus, A. avicularia, A. metallica (MM), 33 x A. versicolor, 5 x B. albopilosum, 22 x B. boehmei, B. emelia, B. smithi, P. fasciata, 3 x P. miranda, 10 x P. ornata, P. regalis, 3 x P. rufliata (1x MM), P. striata, 5 x P. subfusca, 2 x N. chromatus, 2 x C. schioedtei, H. maculata, P. murinus (RCF), 9 x P. murinus (TCF), 9 x H. gigas, A. pissii, 3 x Plesiophrictus sp. India, 5 x Ornithoctonus sp. Koh Samui, 3 x T. apothesis

I keep mine at 78f with 75 - 80% RH.

Keep them in the large flat exo terra faunarium, with a peat/vermic/fine orchid bark mix.

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Buy the best, forget the rest.

I have a very small pretty juvi called Bramble, and shes very shy. She will hide away and never see the light of day if it was up to her.
Actually it is up to her and thats what she does. I keep her in a small exo terra faunarium and as she grows (if she ever does lol) i will keep her in a larger version.
She has quite an appetite when she is hungry and I know they grow to be beautiful specimens.

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1.1.0 cats
1.0.0 chinese dwarf hamster
1.0.0 bearded dragon - Nimbus
0.0.3 baby GALS
0.0.1 carolina corn snake baby - Magma
0.2.12 tarantulas
0.1.0 sub adult female leopard gecko - Lettuce
0.1.0 dog - Rosie