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09-09-2007, 05:57 PM
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Hi!
My name is Graham; my family currently consists of:
1 cat 3 dogs (Siberian Husky, Rottweiler/Pit mix, and Jack Russell Terrier) 1 chinchilla 1 dwarf hamster 3 guinea pigs 3 mice 3 corn snakes 4 leopard geckos 2 Emperor scorpions 16 tarantulas (several species, most docile) I am considering starting with roaches as feeders for the lizards and arachnids (and the hamster and cat both love something "lively" as a treat once in a while). I'll lurk around here to get info on different species and how to raise them before I make the final decision, though. If anyone wants to send me suggestions, I would surely appreciate it! 
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09-09-2007, 09:55 PM
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welcome to the board. glad to have ya. I feed B. dubia.
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09-11-2007, 04:12 PM
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Hi Graham! Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have a nice assortment of pets. What kinds of tarantulas do you keep?
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09-23-2007, 11:40 PM
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A late reply
My computer broke, and it felt like I'd dropped off the face of the earth!
To answer BugChick, my tarantulas are as follows: 2 B. auratum adults 1 N. chromatus adult 1 L. parahybana sling 2 G. aureostriata slings 1 A. aviculara juvie- just molted into the pink toes! 5 B. albopilosum adult, juvie and slings 3 P. murinus slings and 1 Unknown adult "rescue" tarantula- was listed as an "Asian birdeater", but it looks somewhat similar to the Honduran curlyhairs, and loves to dig as much as they do.
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