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I have two females of this species, both of them made a phantom egg sac within 2 months. WTF?

Barely 4" female.

I have a P. fortis female, she is still quite small, about 4.5" but her smermatheca seems dark already so I don't know.

I cut in half so they can dig under it.

I'm not worried I just don't understand why is that. lol Some of them hides as spiderling but it as they grow it changes.

Cocofiber and potting soil mixed, of potting soil only. Very similar to top soil.

Some of them are in these enclosures for more than a year, they acclimatized I think. :d They never move the substrate. Just standing and eating. It would be fun to see them do something lol.

I have many terrestial Ts from genus Brachypelma, Pamphobeteus, Grammostola, Phormictopus, Xenesthis, Chromatopelma, Lasiodora, Acanthoscurria, etc etc... Literally none of them uses its hide at all and they never even try to dig. I read everywhere that 4-5" substrate is necessary for them. I...

subadult female

Young female.

I have quite a few Phormics, Pamphos, Xenesthis and the best eaters are definitely Phormics, no doubt. I feed them like every day, none of them refused to eat, ever. I drop the prey, it never lands. Pamphos and Xenesthis are also awesome eaters compared to other species, but Phormics are just...

After 24 hours it became dark (almost black) and a little smaller. She is using it normally. I hope she will get better with the next molt.

Yes she is using it like everything would be okay. I don't even know if she is "aware" of it and I can't imagine how would she be able to recover the exoskeleton like that. Normally, it should regrow under the current exoskeleton but in this situation there is nothing to grow under. The hole on...

She actually lost the the exoskeleton from the last segment of her leg but the internal soft part didn't get damaged at all. Insane.

My P. fortis just molted and something really weird happened. Just check it out.

She already has some greenish coloration on her femurs but almost unnoticable without strong lighting.

@Phormic28 ~15cm DLS. If you feed them a lot, I'd say 1.5 years.

Young female.

She has ~6cm body. They start showing this adult coloration at about that size. I have another female, a little bit smaller than this one and she is almost completely blue. I'll upload a pic in a minute.