Hi!
I've a Tapinauchenius cf santivincenti that I acquired as a sling in the summer of 2015. I was pretty surprised when I noticed it had created what appears to be an egg sac. It's a soft white ball of dense silk about an inch in diameter. It's identical to every picture I've seen of an egg...
When they were 1/4 inch slings, my LPs did well on cricket 'drumsticks' then larger pieces until they molted a couple times and started taking down small crickets. Now they're getting kinda big and get 4-5 crickets every 2nd week
I never did get the Euathlus sp Red. I still have some temptation...
Opinion 2
I cant explain my lack of interest in brachyopelma. They're big , beautiful tarantulas. I'd get another A. versicolor if mine was male. Don't care about non-tarantulas. So, that leaves the pumpkin patch. They look pretty interesting to me.
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This does sound pretty worrisome. I'd suggest that you spend more time browsing the picture threads and the catalogues of your favorite dealers. You'll get over your sense of satisfaction soon enough and then your new orders will begin arriving. Good luck!
He/she is roughly 3 inches. This is the best picture I've been able to take so far. After comparing this to other LPs here, I'm not too sure about its sex. What's your call?
I'm really enjoying my LPs, so I don't really understand why some list them as their least favourite. Of course, I don't have experience with the A. genics or Pamphobeteus that many prefer and recommend. And my LPs are still growing quickly which has been a big part of the entertainment. No, I...
My A. versicolor molted this past Thursday, 6 days ago. It's now 2 inches, maybe a bit more and its adult colours are coming. My blue spider is now green and pink :)
So, what's on yours for the time being?
Euathlus sp. red is the only thing missing from my wish list, for the time being. (Subject to change upon reading another thread praising some other T).
Which of them has the highest priority if you come across a good deal?
Hard to choose... the...
Could you stretch a chain or heavy wire across the front to keep things from being pushed off by a cat wandering on your shelf? Maybe held in place with a latch so you can easily remove it when you want to remove larger enclosures.
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My 3 LPs have never gone more than 2 months between molts since I got them as tiny slings almost a year ago. They're just about 4 inches now, so maybe a tad smaller than yours, but still, they're fast growers.
If you try to help it with its molt at this point, you're probably going to wind up pulling off 1 or more legs - and at best wind up with a pretty broken T. If you're OK with that then give it a try. But I think it'd be easier for you and your spider if you didn't.
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