My curly hair I bought from the pet store made a sack. Could she have mated before I bought her or is it a fluke, cause there's no male. She was guarding it with her life then she took it to the lower level and hid in her trunk. I told my mom she might have abandoned them. Then I go upstairs and she's carrying the sack to he hollow trunk to hide it. I don't know if I'm pissing her off or she's protecting them. There are a few dead crickets attached to it, so is that their food so she don't eat them. Why do I need to steal her babies.
So do they all live or do most die cause you said there are a couple hundred in there like do you you hundred exhibits or do you just sell them and keep like 5 or something
Hey reaper been watching your video for a while now and I recently went out and got my self a pink toe. I love it. I almost like it more then my snake but I'll be honest. I'm finding it hard for my self to work up enough heart to handle it. I know that there on the docile side. I think it's more or less that's I'm scared of hurting it or it jumping. And the fact of just getting it out. Idk any tips on handling or for myself and a new T onwer. Thanks.
hey any tips on terrestrial t's i never can get them to eat right it seems. arboreal t's i can raise and breed but terrestrial don't like me is their any thing i'm doing wrong ?
I'd like to help but it's hard to say because there are so many factors that can go into why a T isn't eating right . I assume because you have success with arboreal temperature isn't a factor. So beyond that the mist common mistake is to give your T too big of an enclosure. Keep it small, short and able to hold the humidity requirements. Nest is the food. If it's wild caught and or not raised on roaches then crickets are your best bet. Next is don't disturb it in any way before to offer it food. Once you have tried to hold or move your T it is not going to eat. And sadly it maybe where you are buying them. A lot of pet stores only buy large wild caught because they are easier to sell but they usually are under feed and sick, mistreated and damaged. I'd like to help more so if I can let me know
i cant bereave how many babies were in there WOW
Superb! Congrats Reapers. Love your stuff take care mate :)
Awesome, congrats
My curly hair I bought from the pet store made a sack. Could she have mated before I bought her or is it a fluke, cause there's no male. She was guarding it with her life then she took it to the lower level and hid in her trunk. I told my mom she might have abandoned them. Then I go upstairs and she's carrying the sack to he hollow trunk to hide it. I don't know if I'm pissing her off or she's protecting them. There are a few dead crickets attached to it, so is that their food so she don't eat them. Why do I need to steal her babies.
Reaper you still alive man? No video for 6 months...did you fall in love? Because we love something too...freakin spider videos..lmao
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So do they all live or do most die cause you said there are a couple hundred in there like do you you hundred exhibits or do you just sell them and keep like 5 or something
Do you incubate eggs the same way, and do eggs need to be rotated during incubation?
Hey reaper been watching your video for a while now and I recently went out and got my self a pink toe. I love it. I almost like it more then my snake but I'll be honest. I'm finding it hard for my self to work up enough heart to handle it. I know that there on the docile side. I think it's more or less that's I'm scared of hurting it or it jumping. And the fact of just getting it out. Idk any tips on handling or for myself and a new T onwer. Thanks.
I know this is a old vid, but how many days did you wait to pull
I wish i know
hey any tips on terrestrial t's i never can get them to eat right it seems. arboreal t's i can raise and breed but terrestrial don't like me is their any thing i'm doing wrong ?
I'd like to help but it's hard to say because there are so many factors that can go into why a T isn't eating right . I assume because you have success with arboreal temperature isn't a factor. So beyond that the mist common mistake is to give your T too big of an enclosure. Keep it small, short and able to hold the humidity requirements. Nest is the food. If it's wild caught and or not raised on roaches then crickets are your best bet. Next is don't disturb it in any way before to offer it food. Once you have tried to hold or move your T it is not going to eat. And sadly it maybe where you are buying them. A lot of pet stores only buy large wild caught because they are easier to sell but they usually are under feed and sick, mistreated and damaged. I'd like to help more so if I can let me know
Please tell me you sell/ trade.
The last 5 seconds of the video would have answered that for ya... 😋
You're a grown ass man. Stop eating your nails.