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Steve the 8 that i got from you have all integrated as one group at the mo.
they were transfered to one group on the monday.
they were transfered to one group on the monday.
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Hi, I have a communal Regalis tank. There are 4 - a female and 3 males. They have been together for about a year now, and went in as identical 2.5cm slings. What have you noticed about the growth rates of your communal T's? My female is huge about 4" now. The males vary from 2" down to 1.5". She is a good twice the size of them. When T's are kept individually the males seem to be the quicker growers.
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Can't see the original attachments to this thread. Would be quite interested in seeing any communal pix and info about maintaining them.My Collection - Summer 2011
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Same here, I'd like to see those pictures too.Originally posted by Peter Lacey View PostGloria my little Brachypelma smithi.Comment
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I'm going to update my post now, as the thread has reappeared -
I HAD a communal regalis tank. I decided to remove the female as a regalis female was what I really wanted and I didn't want to risk her. I left the males together in the communal. 2 weeks down the line when everything seemed fine the larger male which was always a more skitty T, killed and ate one of the smaller males ( I didn't notice as I thought it had dissapeared down a cork tube to molt ), and it killed the other male as well. Now I wish I had split them all up
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