Decided to try something new....

Here he is in my take him home container. Gonna get his terrarium set up today.



Yay new member to the family.

Always nice to have a rosie =) The best thing about them is that they are always out in the open. When you move it to its real home, be sure to use coco-fiber instead of sand, it's a lot easier on their feet. And since I see no tibial hooks or bulbous palps, you've probably got a female ! Should last you anywhere between 15 years or more if you're lucky !

I see a hint of a tibial spur on one of those legs . . . kind of an awkward pose to tell.

Either way, yay for rosies! Lori had a MM that lasted her about two years, even after several wounds from mating that appeared life-threatening.

I've had my MM for over 6 months now and he's still alive and kicking