...with a female from spider shoppe. If you're set on an OW, raising a sling is probably a better option. Not to say you can't do it, but a C lividus is a blue demon with 8 legs. Especially if it's wild caught.
There are MANY NW's out there that rival the beauty of a C lividus, and won't...
Those are such opposite Ts, its very random to compare these.
3rd tarantula and a defensive old world (C Lividius)? No, just stupidity.
Grow a brain and do some research. A Moderatum would be my recommendation of these two.
Thank you! This is the exact kind of comment I was looking for. Me and my dad are very passionate about owning tarantulas, and we are in the market for one. I did know that these are old world, and will be looking for a different species as soon as possible, although our local pet store doesn’t...
make your parents aware if you get that c lividus :rofl:your mom would be pretty pissed i think if it escapes and you have an old world running around with a possibly nasty bite
...you done proper research on best practices in rehousing defensive NW T's with UrS? I highly suggest looking into it.
As far as Cyriopagopus lividus this is definitely not for you. Have you even communicated any of this to your parents?
If you're not aware this is an OW with medically...
A moderatum for sure.
C lividus are very pretty. I own numerous OWTs but never this species. They are the poster child for feisty fossorials, very fast and angry ball of blue. Definitely not a good 3rd T but put in time and research and one day C lividus is on the table. If you want a blue...
C. lividus is not a good choice for your third T - I would strongly discourage you from getting one. A. moderatum would be a good choice. They stay relatively small (5" give or take), are hardy and easy to care for, and look good. All the normal Aphonopelma drawbacks apply (slow growth rate...
A. moderatum unless you like obligatory burrowers which good chance either will dig one. I wouldn’t get C lividus without doing plenty of research there fast and bitey. I still haven’t had one.
Im having some issues choosing my next tarantula. This would be my 3rd, although the first one passed away. My choices are an A. moderatum, or a C lividus. They are both really beautiful, and I need the goods and bads of both. I’m fine with either.
...in terms of visual impact:
However, there are a bunch of other contenders for the title in terms of overall looks, like Ampha (my AF C. lividus) and Aranya (AF C. natanicharum). And that’s before you get into the fact I have a number of Ts that are still growing up that could easily...
...referring to a single species behavior. Mine is no juvenile(Almost 6in dls) and stays hidden in its burrow. I have both a mature female C. lividus and mature female O. violaceopes. I’m sure I can determine which species prefers which substrate. My experience with the hatihati is that it’s...
I've had quite a few molts lately, but haven't taken very many pics. Here's what molted in the last couple weeks:
0.1 Cyriopagopus lividus
0.1 Omothymus sp. Sumatran tiger
1.1 Davus sp. Oaxaca
0.1 Citharognathus hosei
0.1 Citharognathus tongmianensis
0.0.1 Ornithoctoninae sp. Vietnam silver...
...(freebie)
0.0.3 C. sp. "Bach Ma”
0.1.0 C. doriae
0.0.2 C. cf. hainanus
0.0.2 C. hainanus (true hainanus of Hainan stock)
0.1.1 C. lividus
0.0.1 C. minax
0.0.1 C. cf. robustus "Negeri Sembilan"
0.1 (suspect).1 Omothymus schioedtei
0.0.3 O. violaceopes "Pahang"
1.0.4 Ornithoctoninae sp...
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