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I have posted recently in the classifieds stating that i was looking for a Mature Male S. calceatum. After a few days of bumping the post back to the top, i finally got a response from someone on here that goes by Somrat006. At first i noticed they were fairly new on here(joined november 2019)...

this thread went from 0-100 real quick lmao. I just want to know what OP got!

I tried to breed the P. metallica in the past, she was more interested in attacking the male though, and never drummed back at him. id love to try again, maybe with a different poec tho

Yeah I remember seeing him being called out in facebook groups for being a bad keeper and I even defended him a little, but after that video... i couldnt even make it past the part when he started trying to pick up the robustum with the tweezers, it was VERY cringe! Honestly it even looked like...

is anybody here selling a sonoran desert toad Aka Colorado river toad? or know where to get them? also does anyone know how to properly care for one?

A. geniculata C. cyaneopubescens P. metallica P. irminia M. balfouri(communally)

honestly I would just use hot glue, so that it doesn't smell like glue fumes all inside it, don't know how that could effect your T in the long run

if you are really wanting to make this a home for a T, I would use hot glue on all the small cracks you can find arounf the enclosure, you can get a hot glue gun with glue sticks at Walmart for less then $5. also, buy some plexiglass or acrylic and cover all the openings with that, I would...

well i would deffinitly crush the heads on superworms, because i have seen them try to bite at my finger before when i picked them up. but as far as roaches go, i will always try to remove the roach from the enclosure if the female doesnt seem interested in it right away. also i have heard from...

i believe i actually remember hearing something about that topic before.... probably just going to stick with crickets then, they just smell awful and honestly get disgusted by them, more so then roaches. worth asking i guess lmao

okay, so go with things lower in calcium then?

I live in florida, so there is no way for me to get dubia roaches. I also feel like crickets lack in nutrients, and discoid roaches start digging way too fast and in turn avoid ever being eaten by my female M. balfouri i recently bought. so i was wondering if there is any pros/cons to some of...

terrestrial: either M.balfouri or C.cyaneopubescens arboreal: either P.metallica or P.irminia

and those sponges look disgusting! they probably have mold all over them.... and lights ontop of the enclosures too.. awsome

a terrestrial tarantula in a horrible excuse for an aboreal set up... nice. they are obviously hiring anyone with very little knowledge to take care of this exhibit

it would be interesting to see a female give birth to all those babies in a communal setup. that is, if you left it with the mother. but I wonder if sac mates breeding can cause any complications or any kind of deformity. it would be cool to see how a communal setup would react to all those new...

would a mature male and mature female from the same sac actually try to mate? shouldn't the males be maturing way before the females?

thanks for the reply that actually does help a lot. ill probably not go with the 75 gallon because that seems ALOT bigger then what your talking about. ive got a bunch of old cork bark I can use for the enclosure. I think I might make my own enclosure for them though with acrylic. I have heard...