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New addition in laMort's family!

laMort

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Today I got a new T, brachypelma emilia spiderling! She/he is so tiny and adorable! I've felt a little bit sad lately, and I didn't think something that small could cheer me up so quickly, but it did! Love that itsy-bitsy spider. :)

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Josh

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It's daunting at first. They're so little and fragile. But they're sturdy and active. You're in for some fun!
 

DalilahBlue

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They should be ok. I fed my first slings pieces of grown crickets I chopped up for a couple months until I found a place that sold wee ones. Just watch the humidity, be wary of mold, and enjoy. They are so much tougher than they look. I don't think I will EVER buy a MF/MM unless I have a breeding project going, or it is another rescue.
 

laMort

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I wish I could by more slings/juveniles soon, but it's so hard to get tarantulas in Estonia. :( I was really lucky to get this one!
 

laMort

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I offered her some little worms, but she didn't want them. Could she be in pre-molt? Her abdomen kinda looks dark.
 

BigTGirl93

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Could be, don't push her if she doesn't want food, I would just keep and eye and leave her be. Could you take a pic of her so we can see her abdomen? :D
 

BigTGirl93

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Her abdomen does look dark to me, she could be in pre-molt. But since you did just get her how do you know her abdomen isn't that dark all the time?
 

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