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Ok cool. Thanks :D One of mine died few days ago :( it had a rupture somehow even thought there no possibility to fall in such sling cup :(

I bought me 2 of these :D Together with 3 H. Maculata 5 Diplura rurrenabaque 1 P. Lugardi Ps; how big is mature in cm?

I read around 6 - 8 cm? not sure also, i'm just into this hobby for almost 2 months :D already have 8 T's ^_^

Here is my favorite T of all T's :D Show me your Hapalopus species. Can't wait till mine is adult!

Well look it this way: Photo 1 =Old smithi now hamorii have more black carapax and more darker orange knees ( mexican red knee ) Photo 2 = Old annitha now smithi have more orange on carapax and are brighter in the kneed ( mexican orange knee )

What about subsub adult? or is that only in Araneomorphae? :)

Ah! ok thanks :)

People say to overflow the waterdish or spray the substrate... But won't it mold after long time? I'm using the regular cocofiber.

Thank you :) At the moment I'm keeping an Drassodes sp. + Tegenaria domestica + Amaurobius ferox + Marpissa muscosa + Zoropsis spinimana and an other jumping still need ID for it after it moults. :D

Got my very first T today for free :D I'm so happy. Was always busy with Araneomorphae. Now I can start my Mygalomorphae ( Theraphosidae ) :D For the people who did not know yet ( 2017 ) : - Brachypelma smithi is now Brachypelma hamorii - Brachypelma anitha is now Brachypelma smithi

Succes :D

Yes, they don't need their mother nor dad lol. I always put them in a small water bottle with toilet paper in it so they can web around. I also have one waiting to hatch again :D Agelenidae are the easiest to take care of

Indeed, i noticed cannibalism when i did not pay attention for long time, made me feel guilty though :p

Just disabling them is ok, so that they still feel vibration of it.

few of them will feed on one cricket yes, that's what I witnessed though. but try flies instead, is somewhat easier for them to penetrate.

With the 14 sacs my E. atrica laid I put them in a empty water bottle ' small size bottle ' first putted some toilet paper in it, just let them in there out of sun and heat just room temp. they will hatch when they want hehe :) nothing hard Here's a photo from when i had them :) just make some...

That was with my Nikon D3200 and a af-s dx 40mm nikkor nikon lens so yes affordable hehe and I thought it was also a bit cropped

Allright can't wait to see the photo of it :D I had one last week also huge it was a male. here, but wish the photos were a bit smaller lol

haha thanks man, means alot. takes a lot of photos to get a good one though :D but i'm happy that i always have one good photo hehe sometimes have more depends on the size of spider it is :D For example this Aumarobius ferox :D eyes are bit out of focus though