Meg90
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BOTH SOLD, thanks for all the interest!
Both well established and eating ONLY Frozen thawed rats---no mice, no live, ever. Both are late 09's and they do slow down a bit in the fall/winter feeding wise, so they aren't as huge as some others their age. Eating great currently--
Spider male, who is 622g as of today, and could take medium rats no problem. He's eating two small rats a week currently, as I work through the rest of my stock.
100% het for piebald male 769g as of today, also eating twice a week, could take mediums or smaller large rats n/p. Older pic, looks the same today.
Askin 120$ for both plus ship.
Ball experience a must, since these two can be a little trigger happy in their bins, more so the het (who also tends to be alittle hissy in his bin), the spider is a pretty mellow animal unless he's ready for a meal. Don't want to sell them to a newbie for that reason. With handling both should calm down considerably.
Both well established and eating ONLY Frozen thawed rats---no mice, no live, ever. Both are late 09's and they do slow down a bit in the fall/winter feeding wise, so they aren't as huge as some others their age. Eating great currently--
Spider male, who is 622g as of today, and could take medium rats no problem. He's eating two small rats a week currently, as I work through the rest of my stock.
100% het for piebald male 769g as of today, also eating twice a week, could take mediums or smaller large rats n/p. Older pic, looks the same today.
Askin 120$ for both plus ship.
Ball experience a must, since these two can be a little trigger happy in their bins, more so the het (who also tends to be alittle hissy in his bin), the spider is a pretty mellow animal unless he's ready for a meal. Don't want to sell them to a newbie for that reason. With handling both should calm down considerably.
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