September 2011 Tarantula Tour

Updating our tarantula collection. All 3 P. regalis are gone, 1 escapee, 1 eaten, 1 sold... sold the Cobalt Blue, OBT, large MM A. metallica, King Baboon, A. versicolor. Purchasing about 5 more T's this month at the Repticon in S. Carolina... and a possible Ball Python. Still debating on that though.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• tarantulas
• spiders
• scorpions
• snakes
• reptile

[Jon3800]

Ya, that's much better...Looks more like the P.antinous

[DawgcityClev]

@Jon3800 lmao see told ya!

[johnnymuzzy]

Is that Q-tip? Your enclosures look fine to me. My opinion on the ball python, if you really enjoy them and their colors and whatnot...go for it. But the market is really saturated with them now.

[DawgcityClev]

@johnnymuzzy you know it! Tribe Called Quest. Yea you're right there are so many. And you can get them dirt cheap at the Repticon. The Cinnamon Balls look amazing.

[SANCHEZCARDENAS6309]

good video, good music, your collection is very good but think your enclosures are somewhat small, larger would fantastic to your ts

[DawgcityClev]

@SANCHEZCARDENAS6309 Thanks! But their enclosures are pretty roomy. I didn't film the entire enclosures this time around. Just the tarantulas. But I'm gonna build a few enclosures later this month.

[KawaiiKemonomimi]

Nice collection. :-D

[johnnymuzzy]

You ever look into Carpet Pythons at all? We picked up a female Coastal last winter and shes really cool. Very active and curious. But a little bigger than a ball of course.

[DawgcityClev]

@kevin91172 Vermiculite... holds moisture the best and doesn't attract mites and mold

[kevin91172]

What kind of substrate mix is that? Cool vid