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It is (Ventricosa x Sibuyanensis) x Rokko!

@@australiancarnivores ok thx

It was actually very pleasant

Nice! The problem here is there aren't any large plants for sale, anywhere. So you either have to wait for the twice a year exotica plants release or buy small plants

@@australiancarnivores Oh that makes sense. Are the exotica releases bigger specimens than normal?

@@noahlee9099 Yes! Watch my unboxing vid of them

I use sphagnum, perlite and sometimes orchid bark. You have to keep them in shade as the sun will burn their leaves

@@australiancarnivores Awesome. Another question. What nurseries do you shop from here in Australia, I’ve heard you talk about Exotica? Was wondering if you had ever shopped from Gotcha Plants, they have some really well priced Neps and was wondering if they were legit

@@keeganfay6737 They are legit! Other shops are pitchernmoss and carnivaro

@@australiancarnivores Cool, thanks. Do you fertilise any of your plants also ? I read on Triffid Park they use Seasol and Powerfeed but not sure if it’s necessary

@@keeganfay6737 I don't bother with fertilising haha

Haha yes! Most if not all my supplies are from Bunnings.

HI JACOBBBB

Yes haha

Sorry you can't get them outside of Australia

Oh :(

@@Apex2301 Just as sad as how we can't keep any colourful tarantulas or new worlds

Yeah..

Is what it is I guess.

I just give them tap water and leave them outside without feeding - this was an exception. No special care needed

Okay, thanks a lot

Thanks! It's actually my friend's - @JohnWechsler1

Nice!!

Yes!!!

Will have to wait until spring until they all start growing more haha

It's a hybrid - Ventricosa x Jaqcuelineae

Seasons are reversed in America, I'm in Australia

No not yet, but a good website is pitchernmoss.com.au

Thanks!

Thanks!

Your spelling is interesting haha. What are you trying to say anyway?

Thanks!

YES!!!

@@australiancarnivores LES GOOOO

@@erielrios Shoutout in next vid (fireback huntsman unboxing tomorrow or Friday)

Shoutout is at the end of the next video!

I already have one of them haha

No, it starts with a L

Haha

Thanks!

Probably next weekend or when my net spider arrives

No, Exotica Plants :)

By cutting the leaves off in winter

Thanks so much!

I got a new Nephethes Alata , with the current weather in Sydney. I keep it indoors at night and outdoors in day time. Any tips for that plant”S survival

@@sravankumar4550 It should survive fine and if its struggling check out my care videos

Haha thanks!

It's capensis and the reason why the flowers look like that is because there are sarracenias in there that don't have pitchers yet

@@australiancarnivores ohhnow its make sense. i was think that was drosera flower

Thanks! It seems you're a regular watcher of my channel now haha

Next you'll make a reaction video to one of my unboxings lol

No she's too big for that definitely! Her legs are quite thick, almost 3 times as thick as the ventilation. And I also don't want any mould, believe it or not I had a mould infestation in this same enclosure with my Selenotypus species, and I had to move her to a different enclosure. By the way, you can go check out the unboxing video now as the spider came today!

@@australiancarnivores oh sweet that’s great news then

Hey. Keep up the videos I've just started with 2 up NQLD. Do you cut off dried pitchers ? Or just let them go on their own? Thanks for the vids another sub

@@guidingdads Just depends on what you like and don't like looking at. I cut them off when I can but some people say that it benefits the plant to let it dry out completely. I think it looks ugly though, but its your plant!

Thanks! I'm a big fan of your channel and am keeping Australian tarantulas now

Haha no probs

Yes, but there are biosecurity risks - you actually have to incinerate anything that goes into the tarantula room except yourself if you want to take it out

@@australiancarnivores I understand . Because we have had too many invasive species already in this country . From pigs to goats to camels ,deer , cane toads European wasp and the latest the Fire Ant .

@@katherinekoza6536 Yeah all it would take is a couple signs to escape and then you'd have the same issue as with cane toads