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Seems weird, but your t will basically eat however he/she wants to...even if it looks really weird and uncomfortable to the rest of the world. I would just be happy that it has settled in so quickly and is eating.

...H. macs are fun if you'd like to grow your arboreal collection lol

Hello internet friends, As the title hints, my geniculata hooked out recently. I'm not exactly sure what to do with him. He is easily my favorite t in the collection so I really wont enjoy seeing him go but I also would like for him to contribute to his species. Hes probably around 7.5in, I've...

My dad kept a B. hamori in the 80's. I don't remember it, but I do remember all the Polaroids. It just looked awesome unlike anything I'd ever seen before, growing up in the countryside of Canada. He always told me it was the easiest pet to care for. They really are. I already had hamsters...

Hello all, i had 4 t's molt this past week and 3 turned out male, 1 H.mac, 1 P. striata, and 1 T. sp. union island. Luckily the P. metallica turned out to be female :). I was just curious as to how many of your T's, on average, turn out female? it seems recently the majority of my slings have...

Hello. I had a similar experience with this about a couple months ago when I got my first A. avic., shes approx. 4in and i put her into 3 gallon vertical enclosure. I could be super wrong, but i think she just wanted a smaller enclosure. In the 3 gallon she would crawl around in a death curl...

Spraying water doesn't really do much, try overflowing a water dish a little bit. i usually do this weekly while feeding...not much but just enough to keep a consistent level of humidity. Also it looks like there's not enough cross ventilation, drilling a couple holes on the sides will help with...

id ditch the heat pad....if you're comfortable in a t-shirt, your t will be comfortable as well. id also lose the sponge in your water dish, they're great for storing bacteria but that's about it. If your concerned about feeders drowning in it...don't leave them in there lol. The enclosure is on...

ordered less than 24 hrs ago :) 0.1.0 L. parahybana 0.0.2 P. murinus 0.0.1 O. sp hatihati 0.0.2 B. boehmei 0.0.1 C. cyaneopubescens

My latest order was, $200 CDN, 3/4" p. Metallica 1.5" p. Ornata 2" p. Striata 1" a. Seemanni They arrive wednesday! I think my biggest order ever was just over $300...not sure what was on it though.

A. Geniculata or a p. cambridgei. Both of mine refuse to actually use their hides, and both have great feeding responses. They're both very easy on the eyes! Cambridgei is, IMO, much faster, and because she has a thin layer of web across her entire cage, when I drop anything she will bolt from...

S. Calceatum P. murinus H. Maculata Hystercrates sp P. Muticus I'd say these require a little more respect than most other t'S.

Grammastola and brachys. Also not my thing. Nice size but I like a little more "personality" in my T's lol

I wouldn't say damp, if I squeezed it nothing would come out. I use zoo meds eco earth, it had a darker colour to it. To the touch it felt good, it would clump without any drips.

Kill and abandon.

OK. ..my 2in Ornithoctoninae sp. Hatihati passed 2 days ago. It was killing and abandoning prey. I tried crickets, meal worms, bits of super worms, both fresh and pre killed, I live in Canada so no roaches. Fresh water was available at all times. The room is kept at 78° and humidity was 75-80%...

My Chilobrachys sp kaeng krachan did it when I rehoused used her...good times lol

@boina agreed!! Although I thought mycosis was specific to respitory?

Hello, So I have never had any experience with this before, take it as you will, so I curiously googled this. Water blister-I think is unlikely for an invert, again no experience with this so could be VERY wrong Infection- maybe fungal but gbb are dry, although not arid, I doubt fungi would be...

First time I rehoused my irminia she bolted, landed on my foot and tagged me. She was only 2" at the time so it wasn't bad, but it was a very dramatic learning experience. My Cambridgei is always out in the open and calm whenever I have to work with her. I've watched her bolt at prey, she is...