Hi All i,m Steve
I,m new to the society as well as the forum my collection currently consists of a P Regalis spiderling ( I jumped in with both feet ) who has took up residence inside a hollow log ornament within it's enclosure, and presently happily co-habitating with his food ( 2 small crickets ). Is this normal or have I got the only vegitarian tarantula in captivity or could it be on the verge of moulting .
I would like to expand my meagre collection with guidance as I have discovered The Spidershop and there is so much choice a newby could spend a fortune.
I would be grateful for any advice. My collection has just increased by 2 Emperor scorplings and a Singapore blue (Lampropelma sp " Violaceopes") looking forward to to chatting to you all and to gain new friends and experience within this fascinating hobby
Steve
I,m new to the society as well as the forum my collection currently consists of a P Regalis spiderling ( I jumped in with both feet ) who has took up residence inside a hollow log ornament within it's enclosure, and presently happily co-habitating with his food ( 2 small crickets ). Is this normal or have I got the only vegitarian tarantula in captivity or could it be on the verge of moulting .
I would like to expand my meagre collection with guidance as I have discovered The Spidershop and there is so much choice a newby could spend a fortune.
I would be grateful for any advice. My collection has just increased by 2 Emperor scorplings and a Singapore blue (Lampropelma sp " Violaceopes") looking forward to to chatting to you all and to gain new friends and experience within this fascinating hobby
Steve
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