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Never mind, she ate. Guess she was just playing games. She is a weirdo. :embarrassed:

Not sure of sex, but for simplicity sake I'll use she. I've had a Selenotypus sp. champagne robustus for a little over a year now, raised from a ~20mm sling to now ~60mm. She has always been a good burrower webber and eater and fairly bold and active except for the winter just past when she...

That's one big booty.

Selenotypus sp. champagne robustus

Yeah I have one like that, Selenotypus sp. it's winter here as well, it closed of it's burrow entrances and molted, that was 63 days ago. I can see it and the molt at the bottom of it's burrow, it will tap it's legs or turn around whenever I check on it, still alive, so not worried, it's gonna...

I've tried silkworms. Very nutritious, high in protein and calcium, low in fat, my 3 little 1 inch T's loved them. The problem I had with them is that they grow quite fast, and here in Australia, I can't find anywhere that sells any less than 10 at a time, and rather expensive with shipping...

That is one good looking T right there.

Is it a Lasiodora Klugi?

Thanks for the welcome all. Yeah being from Australia, we don't have access to the beautifully coloured Ts you all have (which I envy) with import/export laws and all. Still, the browns, blacks, and greys with our old worlds are beautiful in their own way.

She is beautiful.

Hi all, I'm new to the forums as well as the hobby. I'm hailing from Gold Coast, Australia, so hopefully there are a few Aussies here that I can learn from. Have had 3 slings for a little over a month now, Coremiocnemis Tropix, Selenotypus sp. Champagne Robustus, and a Phlogius sp. Sarina, and...