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I think he is nearly one year old.

Looks very good!

Thankx ALL:D

Čau Joshuo, díkes za zhodnocení:) akorát ten týpek co upravoval fotky moc nevystihl barvu. joopasaur, no, those are Mt. Meru jackson's;)

The theme of this calendar is animal world vs. human world

Oweni is very interesting species:)

Dustin, very nice male.

yes , I have F1 merus which are 10 months old now. It is your opinion. I only wrote my experience. Horns are like nails or hairs and you can guess on healthy.

First, their coloration is not normal. I saw colors like these on ill animals. Second, their horns, it tells me they are min. one month in bad conditions (low of food, bad vitamins and minerals rates). Young merus are so sensitive for these.

I think they are in bad conditions if they are still alive.

Fabián, what is sex ratio? Can you send me macro photos of their horns?

Fabián, this is the best news I ever seen on this forum. Congratulation! I have a few questions: how many was born, how many survive first day and when did they eat first time?

My merus are in winter indoors where is temperature still about 60 F without any spot only with UVB. In this time I fed them max. twice a week and min. once a week.

Merus are not for beginners! This is not only about temperatures.

That is true, merus are very resistent with low temperatres. My animals are still outdoors too. I found this graph with temperaures in Arusha in article: Presumptive habitat of the African arboreal theraphosid spider Encyocratella olivacea STRAND, 1907 (Araneae, Theraphosidae, Stromatopelminae)...

today photos of meru.

Thank you Fabián.

I take photos of my meru every month for see growing rates. These are from 8.8.

very nice male with darken horns!

I have seen many spider cuts on chameleon tongue without any poison effects.