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    Brazilian salmon pink (Lasiodora parahybana) Male?

    She is about 4 inches.
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    Brazilian salmon pink (Lasiodora parahybana) Male?

    If male wouldn't he have 1 molt left in him before being fully mature? If so I would like to get him paired with someone soon than.
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    Brazilian salmon pink (Lasiodora parahybana) Male?

    I've never picked a T up yet to get a better picture of their underside. Here are some photos I have. Some bad photos, but can still make it out for the most part. http://s292.photobucket.com/user/grioreborn/media/DSCN0237_zpsxhsptfvy.jpg.html...
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    P.formosa female?

    I've never sexed before. Was sold to me as female. She has molted twice with me so far. Both times the abdomen was destroyed.
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    Seizing am I doing it right?

    My T mottled on Saturday. Her fangs have darkened but hasn't eaten anything yet. I'm tring to size her. From how I sized her she is 8 inches. She was sold to me as 5-5.5
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    Size

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    Looking to grow feeders

    Right now I'm just more worried about T's not eating them.
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    Looking to grow feeders

    From what I read they don't fly and are easier to take care of than crickets. The issue I'm hearing about is some Ts wont even bother with roaches.
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    Looking to grow feeders

    I'm not really liking crickets. They are escape artist. Require a decent amount of care. Mealworms liking them but like to bury and not all my Ts like to go after them when i have togs in their enclosure. If left alone they will quickly bury themselves. Dubia- pose the same issue as the...
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