PLEASE STOP BREEDING B.ALBOPILOSUM FOR "EXPERIENCE"

Why does every 'new' breeder think that B.albopilosum is the best species to start with :blink:

If you are serious about attempting the breeding thing, then you should be dedicated enough to do proper research about the T you would like to breed.

And if you do proper research, you could just as easily be successful with P.cambridgei than B.albopilosum IMO...

I met 2 people in the last 3 weeks who got their very first T from me. Needless to say they politely declined my offer of free B.albopilosum slings :ohmy: even the 'newbies' are sick of Curlies

eheheh. I love my curly. I have 2 actually. :lol:
But don't think i would want any more though. :silly:

The problem I have with selling the surplus at a reduced price

Is what about the buyers that has bought the same spiders from the same egg case from the same breeder at a prime price.

I think its unfair to sell spiders to some people for a certain price just because they have the money to afford it

and the moment you cant get your slings sold at prime you drop your price and everybody else can buy them for cheaper.

In my opinion that is complete and utter BS.

This has happened to me a few times before where I would buy spiders and two days later the same seller is selling them for half the price :ohmy:

I think slings should rather be sold for cheaper from the start so that all of them can be sold to avoid the above mentioned dilemma.

However this is each and every sellers own choice what to sell their spiders for.

I agree with creator but cant do anything about it. People will breed and sell as they see fit

As for Curly's dont diss them lol. they might be all over and cheap but I think they are awesome , chilled and get nice and big. Just wish they where a bit more of the pretty hehehe

why can't the market be flooded with M. balfouri

Bianca wrote: why can't the market be flooded with M. balfouri

With scarabs success rate, think they might already be a bit of an oversupply.