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Cabb's T's


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15 years 1 day ago #30968 by Shaun Hillary
Cabb's T's was created by Shaun Hillary
I'll post more when some of my others stop being pet holes. Lol.


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15 years 1 day ago #30970 by Shaun Hillary
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Eagerly awaiting to expand my collection. I dropped off some males over the past few months regularly with Fangs here on the forums, : L.Klugi, P.cambridgei and B.albopilosum, cant wait to be a happy father Lol!

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15 years 1 day ago #30971 by Fuzzy Bear
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That Pokie is a bit close to the heater mate... not THAT cold there is it?? :evil:

Most people are like clouds. The sun comes out when they f*ck off...

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15 years 1 day ago #30972 by Marula
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Lovely T's, looking healthy!

The colours are a little overboard, but that's just my personal taste :whistle:

Please add the names of the T's for the less experienced enthusiasts, will you? Thanks!!

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15 years 1 day ago - 15 years 1 day ago #30974 by Shaun Hillary
Replied by Shaun Hillary on topic Re: Cabb's T's
Nope Scarab, the bulb is more than a good 30-50cm away from the tank and not directly on it. Just the spot where he is, not much light at night except for the heat lamp. I have to keep them in my garage so warming the area up with heater pads and a red heat lamp during the winter months is my only option. I am well aware of frying my T's thats why I keep them a healthy distance from said lamp, just close enough to absorb some mild warmth. Some of them have been thriving there for their second and some their third winter in this situation and are happy, active on most days and eat regularly. Only thing is I have to sometime check on the tanks with smaller water bowls every day sometimes twice a day. I work from home so its no issue for me.
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