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Communal Advice
- Thread starter PKDW
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- Preston,UK
Hi
Monocentropus balfouri is the species you want. A lot of evidence that not only they tolerate each other without predation but actually thrive when kept communally in captivity. I dont think they do so in the wild tho.Tom Moran has a great videos on his communal on YouTube
Regards Konstantin
Monocentropus balfouri is the species you want. A lot of evidence that not only they tolerate each other without predation but actually thrive when kept communally in captivity. I dont think they do so in the wild tho.Tom Moran has a great videos on his communal on YouTube
Regards Konstantin
completely agree. M Balfouri by far the best choice for communal living. The webbing they produce is also very interesting and prolific and looks really good in any enclosure, but better on ones with blue LEDs that simulate moonlight (IMHO anyway)
