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How large is it?

I haven't searched via genus since I assumed that for some species, care may be different for each species.

I've tried the search function for arachnoboards but not much information shows up. Ditto for when I tried looking for poecilotheria miranda. Was thinking of getting an Orange baboon tarantula female or a Brachypelma emilia slings (and seeing if one of those turn out to be female).

I’ve owned an orange baboon tarantula before.

Hello, I am curious how the care is for Ornithoctoninae sp. ho chi minh. I do like the species. I am not sure of the cost or care; I do want to get a juvenile female. Would that tarantula do well in a 16 quart gasket tub? I am also curious about poecilotheria miranda and if they can be housed in...

I am thinking of standing the kritter keeper on it's side, so that it becomes an aboreal cage of sorts.

Do you think an adult female Poecilotheria metallica can be housed in a large or x large kritter keeper?

They take a month to a couple months to hatch. Very easy to raise and keep.

I would cut off the blossoms. This could weaken the plant.

I heard of 12 inches and I can't wait for the salamander to grow 8-12 inches.

How many young do they produce in one go? And do you think I should get 24 nymphs and two pairs to start off the colony?

I would recommend giving it a lot more light using a good growlight or putting it in sunlight. And use distilled water or RO water (I assume you know that but just putting it out there) to water the plant.

I really love your emperor scorpion. I would kill to get a large group of Ghanian or Togolese Emperor scorpions.

Right now I have a young adult (fully terrestrial) that is 6 inches long (or 15 cm). How long do you think before it gets to 8-10 inches? I really like these guys, good eaters and easy pets.

I just put the slings in deli cups. That way I can observe them and make sure they are eating.

Has anyone even bred this species? Curious if they are easy to breed.

I do prefer females since they live longer imo. Males are okay but right now I don't plan on breeding tarantulas. Although one day I do want to try breeding.

I will look into getting a Brachypelma emilia. I don't mind raising slings, the only problem is that I don't really want to end up with a male. How many slings do you think I should purchase for a chance of a female emilia?

Looks like I am going to get either a brachypelma emilia or another hamorii. Do you think I should get slings or just get a female? I don't mind slings and waiting although I do want to see if I can get a female.

I do have an IRIS 16 quart gasket tote. Do you think that can work if I modify it (add holes, etc)? The dimensions are 17.43 in. L x 11.81 in. W x 6.69 in H. Right now it is a juvenile.