Show Me Reptiles Show Haul! 7.21.24. So many spiders :D

[@8legsonJ]

😮Very exciting! Thank you for sharing 😃 wonderful to have met you!

[@lilspooders]

@@8legsonJ it was wonderful to have met you too!!!

[@courtneysscaleslegs9569]

You got some amazing additions. I really live the Brachypelma klassi (its one of my dream species too). Im goong to an invert show this weekend (UK) and plan on picking up a klassi. I was also hoing to get a g.pulchra as ghas another dream species of mine but i ended up ordering one which will be here on thursday 😀 I also love the wolf spider. I really want one but im a nervous nelly with true spiders 😂

[@lilspooders]

@@courtneysscaleslegs9569 oooo I highly recommend picking up a b klaasi if you can!! I love g pulchra too, I have a number of them so I can hopefully get a female. I can understand being nervous about true spiders! Luckily wolfs are a nice true spider to try out. They are kinda fast though. But they can’t climb the enclosure walls, so you don’t have to worry so much about escapees. They are also amazing hunters, and grow very steadily.

[@puppybreath87]

What a great haul!! Can’t wait to see a rehousing video and would love to see the feeding video with the gummy worms!!

[@lilspooders]

Thank you! I was so excited to get so many species. Rehousing videos are being uploaded in pieces because otherwise they'd be wayyy too long lol. I totally should've taken a video of the gummy worm feedings but I didn't because I didn't know how my T's would react to them. They've never eaten them before! Although I think they liked them :) I'll have to do some gummy worm feeding videos soon

[@lilspooders]

Actually! I did apparently film some gummy worm take downs, so that'll be in Show Me Reptiles Show rehousing part 3!!!

[@puppybreath87]

@@lilspooders yes! Can’t wait to see!

[@pspforall]

Hi, Im from Belgium, great species but prices are so expensive 😮😫

[@lilspooders]

@@pspforall hi! Thank you for commenting!! Dang, I’m sorry to hear that about the prices. I hope you can find some lovely species still