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<blockquote data-quote="prince charmless" data-source="post: 197863" data-attributes="member: 37452"><p>Congrats on your first sling. B. Hamorii is a very long lived species. You will enjoy watching it grow. I wonder how many Ts you will have in about a year? I have been into them for about a year, and I am up to about 2 dozen. They are fascinating, and MUCH easier to care for than aquariums. When dealing with new world species, re-housing and such, be mindful of urticating hairs. VERY itchy, kind of reminds me of poison ivy. That said, this can be a rather addictive hobby, the research can be as much fun as the actual husbandry. Wait 'til you get your first OBT (LOL). I have gotten to where I do all rehousings in my bathtub with the shower doors closed. That way, if they bolt, they are easy to relocate and recapture. Have fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="prince charmless, post: 197863, member: 37452"] Congrats on your first sling. B. Hamorii is a very long lived species. You will enjoy watching it grow. I wonder how many Ts you will have in about a year? I have been into them for about a year, and I am up to about 2 dozen. They are fascinating, and MUCH easier to care for than aquariums. When dealing with new world species, re-housing and such, be mindful of urticating hairs. VERY itchy, kind of reminds me of poison ivy. That said, this can be a rather addictive hobby, the research can be as much fun as the actual husbandry. Wait 'til you get your first OBT (LOL). I have gotten to where I do all rehousings in my bathtub with the shower doors closed. That way, if they bolt, they are easy to relocate and recapture. Have fun. [/QUOTE]
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