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Old 09-02-2008, 02:42 AM
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this week we hatched 2 roborowski and 2 keyserlingii




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Old 09-03-2008, 10:43 AM
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keyserlingii look crazy when they hatch. one day I might grab some...
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Oh they look soo cool congratulations!!
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Congrats! they look really nice, I really like the keyserlingii
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Am I right in saying that the keyserlingii are the first two pics?
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Am I right in saying that the keyserlingii are the first two pics?
yep, correct
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Oh good. Wow they look great, I would really like to get a pair myself.
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Very nice as always!
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question.. how do you house the keyserlingii? in groups or alone? and only put em together to mate?
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Hey,
Just a quick question. What kind of lay box do you supply your females? Or do they usually just lay in the sand somewere. I just witnessed breeding with my T.robrowski. So hopefully see some eggs in a few weeks!
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