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Michael Jacobi Tarantula Keeping – The Next Generation: Innovation in Modern Husbandry Techniques
Bio: MJ is the publisher of ARACHNOCULTURE magazine, author of the "Tarantulas in the Terrarium" instructional DVD and is currently working on a book titled "Modern Tarantula Keeping". He is a professional arachnoculturist and herpetoculturist with a special interest in naturalistic vivaria and environmental control.
Jennifer Dobson from Liverpool Museum will be giving a lecture based on "life history of the solifugid in captivity"
Bio: JD is an arachnologist and zoo keeper at Liverpool Museums Bughouse, a small arthropod zoo. She also an invertebrate expert advisor for the RSPCA, inspecting pet shops and collecting and re-homing all manner of invertebrates. Currently studying their life history in captivity for research and masters degree.
This is a very under researched area and she will be presenting some ground breaking information as well as displaying preserved specimens.
Ray Hale The English Jungle
Bio: Ray Hale, BTS Committee member, who has been keeping and studying tarantulas for over 25 years. Author of “An introduction to the Tarantulas of South East Asia”
More information on lecturers very soon, book now avoid disappointment contact myself or Mark
Regards
Kim Pennell
BTS Lectures and Dinner
Michael Jacobi Tarantula Keeping – The Next Generation: Innovation in Modern Husbandry Techniques
Bio: MJ is the publisher of ARACHNOCULTURE magazine, author of the "Tarantulas in the Terrarium" instructional DVD and is currently working on a book titled "Modern Tarantula Keeping". He is a professional arachnoculturist and herpetoculturist with a special interest in naturalistic vivaria and environmental control.
Jennifer Dobson from Liverpool Museum will be giving a lecture based on "life history of the solifugid in captivity"
Bio: JD is an arachnologist and zoo keeper at Liverpool Museums Bughouse, a small arthropod zoo. She also an invertebrate expert advisor for the RSPCA, inspecting pet shops and collecting and re-homing all manner of invertebrates. Currently studying their life history in captivity for research and masters degree.
This is a very under researched area and she will be presenting some ground breaking information as well as displaying preserved specimens.
Ray Hale The English Jungle
Bio: Ray Hale, BTS Committee member, who has been keeping and studying tarantulas for over 25 years. Author of “An introduction to the Tarantulas of South East Asia”
More information on lecturers very soon, book now avoid disappointment contact myself or Mark
Regards
Kim Pennell
BTS Lectures and Dinner
