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It gets to the 50's here degrees f, inside. I cannot tolerate a space heater. So my tarantulas get a under the thank heater on the side of their enclosures. It gets to 90 degrees on the heater itself. I just keep it where the spiders cannot get into contact with it but so it heats the air. I can...

ooh ok thanks. Glad it wasn't spider brain response.

Spider brain response? I saw a video on youtube that has something similar on it.

Is there any way to properly identify an instar stage? How many instar stages are there? Thanks!

I don't see any yellow on it. It looks beige on the knees. Hi. I do see in color! Without the yellow, I would say that is a pink zebra. However I am no expert!

@bryverine Thanks!

awwww

are they available in the pet trade yet? Where did you get that one if I may ask? I'd like one also. ;)

They look too much like the Australian funnel web, which is deadly. Personally I will stick with tarantulas. Trapdoor spiders are just too much unknown for me. The trapdoors kind of queeze me out a bit just looking at them.

I prefer crickets also, but the roaches are supposed to be nutritious. This Chilean rose sling took down a cricket a couple of days after molting. I read two days was all they really needed. Well, whatever, it's eating now. Chilean rose and tropical banded cricket.

I actually want a gooty ornamental, but they are a critically endangered spider. So while captive raising them can bring in hundreds, but there is no real place left for them in the wild to live. If hobbyists cannot have them, then where do they go? from the red list "The species is found in a...

Finished molt right side up!

Today Bob-a-lou molted. This was taken just a few moments ago. Successful molt!

mine is molting right now. She just got completely out of her old skin. Precious.

awww. I remember those days. Long since past. If they have pets dying in the store perhaps you should report them to the proper city department?

The brachypelma albopilosum has a neurotoxin venom that has been studied. The effects on the American Cockroach, Meal bettle and mice have been documented as effective.

THANKS.

This is what I found online:"All tarantulas must have distinct day and night periods in their enclosure to maintain their biological rhythms. Rose hair tarantulas need 8-12 hours of daytime and 8-12 hours of nighttime. However, as the daylight hours change seasonally outside, daylight hours...

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716 https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/3015 Let me try and work this over in my logic for a bit. Check up on it for yourself also. First lets establish who, what and show it is not considered injurious. First: the Secretary of the Interior...

There is a lot with the issue that I don't know. Where do you find the full list of all federal postal laws? Ones up to date and any that might be up for change?