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