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    Chilobrachys sp. "Electric Blue"

    Very pretty spider, I love the Chilobrachys genus
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    Arizona blonde growth

    They're a very pretty species and are on the lower side of maintenance. I love them, but yes any aphonopelma species takes a long time to mature.
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    Pterinochilus murinus "DCF"

    Beautiful tarantula!
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    I did it!!!!

    Cross ventilation to be clear is when you offer ventilation in a way that gives a microclimate in the enclosure. for example: Put holes around the upper sides of the enclosure, and not on the top. This way humidity rises to the top and has to fight to escape rather then flow out. An example of...
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    Finally finished with new enclosures... Or not

    I'd agree. My housing setup changes half the time because I want something different.. And the other half because of rehousing binges every year or so. lol
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    Curly Haired Laid Eggs Help!!!!

    Well for now the worst thing to do is bother the tarantula with an egg sac if you want any viable eggs! Secondly, keep it somewhere with little traffic. Some tarantulas have been known to lay "phantom" egg sacs, but I've never experienced it. The only option seems to be that she is a wild caught...
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    Am I ready for another t?

    Brachypelma Smithi are a very hardy spider. Depends on the size that you want. But always provide some moist substrate, and a form of a water dish according to the size of the spider. Their natural habitats range from 60-80% humidity depending on the city. They're hardy, but not a desert species...
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    0.0.1 1.5 in. (3.8cm) p. muticus burrow entrance pics. Normal?

    That video was on point!!!!
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    A. avic care questions

    No problem. PM me if you have any questions. I have a lot of experience with Avics.
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    A. avic care questions

    Avics up at the top of their enclosure is not abnormal.. If it's eating then I wouldn't worry at all. I feed most of my tropicals every one to two weeks.. My Avics, I've been feeding a bit more often. As long as the abdomen is consistently healthy I wouldn't worry.
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    0.0.1 1.5 in. (3.8cm) p. muticus burrow entrance pics. Normal?

    :jawdrop::shame: oops.. Been a while bro...
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    A. avic care questions

    Is your Avic eating?
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    young H. Mac with weird abdomen

    Make sure it has access to water
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    0.0.1 1.5 in. (3.8cm) p. muticus burrow entrance pics. Normal?

    I can't really tell from the pictures. But OBTs are reputable for thick webbing
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    Obt spermatheca?

    If you go in the photos section of the forum you will find a spermatheca photo that you're in search of.
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    Cobalt blue (H. lividum) questions

    Lol I meant to reply to the OP Bob, sorry
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    Cobalt blue (H. lividum) questions

    There's no set amount of time for a spider to adapt when introduced into a new environment.
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    Brand new GBB owner

    GBB's have adapted to arboreal settings in the wild, and in captivity.. Although I think you're right on size in general.. It's not the end of the world, but could take longer for the spider to adapt, and will certainly create more hassle with feeding(prey sitting on the opposite end of the...
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    Brand new GBB owner

    I apologize for seemingly coming off defensive.
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    Brand new GBB owner

    Did you see the link? There was no claim, just a temp range.
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