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i was out yesterday hunting for some of the elusive male Ts here in Antioch and came across this little thing under a small rock, and people wonder why i flip tiny rocks as well as big uns.
![]() whoa whoa whoa... ![]() ahh im falling! ![]()
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*Opinions stated in this posting are probably those of the Demons who possesses me and not necessarily mine nor those of the ATS. Stung over 500 times and still breathing! Arachnid Wrangler Antioch, Ca USA http://insectgeeks.com/Miketroll |
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OMG he is so CUTE! Poor little dear falling over. Hey troll I bet you poked your finger right in there to hep him back over :P
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Just how small is this little fella?
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15mm+/- body length
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That's a little over 1/2" for the rest of us. ![]()
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That's so tiny! Mike, how long have you gotten these guys to live?
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im thinking this one might be an immature Eremobates sp. but it could be an adult Ammotrechula sp. ive been haveing trouble seeing close up so not sure yet.
ive managed to keep adult captive specimens alive close to 8 months. also once i had some giant New Mexican Eremobates sp. escape from the incubator i hatched them in and we were finding them around the house almost a year later, they were no where near adult sized but appeared to be doing well feeding off the German cockroaches that infested the place Quote:
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I'm looking at possibly getting a specimen around 4-5"... would this be one of the species from the middle east?
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my uneducated guess would be middle east or africa
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*Opinions stated in this posting are probably those of the Demons who possesses me and not necessarily mine nor those of the ATS. Stung over 500 times and still breathing! Arachnid Wrangler Antioch, Ca USA http://insectgeeks.com/Miketroll |
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i took some better pics tonight
YARR who disturbs me! ![]() hanging out at the burrow entrance ![]() waiting for prey? ![]()
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*Opinions stated in this posting are probably those of the Demons who possesses me and not necessarily mine nor those of the ATS. Stung over 500 times and still breathing! Arachnid Wrangler Antioch, Ca USA http://insectgeeks.com/Miketroll |
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