salmon pink
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salmon pink
by spit051261 2009-04-28, 16:16
after owning snakes for a while...decide to try my hand at spiders.
Just got and adult emperor and a 3" baby salmon pink.
Anything I should be careful of or make sure I do.
Read various care sheets so not going into completely blind.
Thanks
paul
here is the salmon pink.....beautiful
Just got and adult emperor and a 3" baby salmon pink.
Anything I should be careful of or make sure I do.
Read various care sheets so not going into completely blind.
Thanks
paul
here is the salmon pink.....beautiful
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Re: salmon pink
by Alan Edwards 2009-04-29, 16:47
Hi Paul
Welcome to the hobby mate. Salmon pinks are great T's. They grow really quick and will generally stand out in the open so make good display spiders. They like things fairly moist but not too damp and make sure you have somewhere for them to hide like half a flower pot etc. Other then that they are pretty hardly little (if u can call them that) critters so you shouldnt have any probs
Welcome to the hobby mate. Salmon pinks are great T's. They grow really quick and will generally stand out in the open so make good display spiders. They like things fairly moist but not too damp and make sure you have somewhere for them to hide like half a flower pot etc. Other then that they are pretty hardly little (if u can call them that) critters so you shouldnt have any probs
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Re: salmon pink
by MissMoose 2009-04-30, 19:13
gorgeous parahybana you've got there mate, i think im gonna have to get myself one (fingers crossed for the bts!)
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Re: salmon pink
by manic 2009-05-01, 12:06
Lovely T's with a bit of an attitude 
, My daughter finally let her bf get a T, so I gave him a 4 inch L. para he was really pleased.
, My daughter finally let her bf get a T, so I gave him a 4 inch L. para he was really pleased.
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Re: salmon pink
by Shayler 2009-05-02, 04:33
Awsome choice
Cant go wrong with them, was my first spider
Cant go wrong with them, was my first spider
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Re: salmon pink
by Jamie 2009-05-03, 02:59
I do like this species. fine choice for a first T.
You'll need a greenbottle blue next (Chromatapelma Cyaneopubescens
)
You'll need a greenbottle blue next (Chromatapelma Cyaneopubescens
)
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Re: salmon pink
by Poxicator 2009-05-03, 09:36
Jamie! stop tempting everyone with your plan for GBB domination
Actually I will have some GBB for sale at BTS as well as P. ornata, C. marshalli, B. albopilosum, H. gigas, C. crawshayi and then some.
Actually I will have some GBB for sale at BTS as well as P. ornata, C. marshalli, B. albopilosum, H. gigas, C. crawshayi and then some.
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Re: salmon pink
by Jamie 2009-05-03, 13:48
When I get the breeding conditions right with GBB, I plan to take over the UK market with them, Then Europe....then the world...
*que evil laugh*
*que evil laugh*
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