Well, I did alright for me. Out of the 6 slings I got from ~Snakefox only one perished, post-molt. I probably let the humidity levels drop too low.

On the other hand, I have 2 A. versicolors and 3 OBTs left and they are going strong. I will probably take one or two out for a little photoshoot on my hand soon.

I also need to start thinking seriously about names. None of them have been named yet. Two of them have been adopted by my kids, so I should ask them about those two - I am sure they already have names. The remaining three need names tho'.

My large Haitian Brown hooked out. He's a gangly looking thing. His hooks are gigantic tho'... a breeding female must be enormous for him to have such huge hooks. Poor guy. My curly hair looks like its about to molt. I should sex it this time. I thought my Mexican Redleg was on her last legs, but she seems to have recovered. She is the one who had lost a fang. She seemed to have stopped eating and drinking and her legs would curl under when she rested... not a good sign. I didn't know what to do, so I just kept watch, and kept watering. At one point (she used to run terrified from water) when I soaked the substrate (and put some in her dish as well) she actually buried down into the wet soil and apparently drank that way. I dropped three crickets in a couple of days later and after two days they disappeared, so I am thinking whatever was wrong with her, she might recover. I hope so, I've had her for a few years now and I am fond of her.