Mexican Fire Leg slings Sold Out

Firelegs Slings (For Sale) Slings= baby, size 1cm-2cm

FireLeg when it is full size grown  

Picture above taken from http://www.beccastarantulas.com/tarantulas/caresheets/boehmei.jpg
These are incredibly gorgeous and docile beauties from southwestern Mexico. 
They have fuzzy black femurs, bright red "knees" that fade and end at black feet, and orange carapaces.  
They're not as common in the pet trade as some other Brachypelma species, but are just as hardy and long-lived as the ever popular.



Range: Southwestern Mexico, south of Colima
Habitat:  Moderately dry earth
Size: Medium tarantula.  Fully grown, they're about 5 1/2" to 5 3/4" in legspan.
Attitude:  Usually very docile and slow-moving, but prone to occasional fits of hair flicking or skittishness.
Dwelling: Opportunistic burrowers that may use a provided shelter.  Mine never uses her shelther and sits in the open with very little webbing.
Ideal Setup: A shallow, 3 to 5-gallon capacity enclosure with a thin layer of substrate, a shelter, and a water dish.  Standard room humidity is fine.  Keep the temp around 75-80 degrees F is possible.
Food: mealworms, super worms or crickets 

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Blizzard Cornsnakes

Blizzards are a combination of the Charcoal and Amelanistic genes. Some mature to be solid white while others may develop light yellow belly checkers and/or "lemon-lined" saddles. Hope to get one of this in the future *drools white snakes just will "take your breath away". Snow corns are another combination of amelanistic and anerystic genes which will result in another white snake. The difference is that the body are mostly white with pale blotches and yellowish chin and neck. Like below are some snow pictures 

Pictures of the blizzard corns are from RFUK and the snow the 1st was googled up and the below belongs to Viper76 which was taken during the Maktab Sains show in 2010. Happy reading