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When do Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird-eaters sexually mature.

Hope you do well, and get lots of little babies

I do lots of ventilation around the top on the side, and humidity levels still stay perfect. Just mist them once in a while, that's what I do, and when I mist them I soak it nice, than leave it for another while to soak again.

Do they borrow at all? Mine are both slings that are blue like your picture. How long until they start to mature and get their sub adult color? I love the little hairs all over these little ones I have. Please do tell me anything more you know about this species. When do you know you can breed...

Looking to find as much info on Caribena versicolor I can get. New to the hobby so I'm still learning more each day.

Yes you are right, I've found tones of great info on here. My Pokie is so small I can't tell if it is male or female. Going to sex it's first molt since being with me. Thanks for your insight!!

Mine has the perfect set up, and a tree hallow to make his or her new home. Thank you for you info.

Thank you for your info. I am considering buying more Pokies, but thought I'd start with this species.

Cool species K brunnipes, very small. Can barley see mine it's so small.

Thank you for all the good information.

Trying to find any information on this species

@Haemus I will share pics of my GBB's once I get them. I have four other species of Tarantulas right now, I have 5 Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Tarantulas, 1 Brazilian Red Bird-Eater Tarantula aka (Laisorda Dificilious), 1 C. Elegans (Dwarf Tarantula), and 1 Pinktoe Tarantula. Recently got...

Thanks again. Glad their are people who know their scorpions, and I'll be looking forward to learning more about my scorpion. This is a really cool site.

I trust you know your scorpions, so I appreciate what you know. I want to figure out what kind of Heteromatrus species it is and find more of them. You say it looks closer to a Heterometrus petersii so I do my research on them. Thanks for letting me know. I want to learn more about the different...

Thank you for helping me by showing me your pictures. I am really hoping it's an Asian Forest Scorpion, I've already ordered another scorpion from Tarantula Canada, and 2 Green Bottle Blue Tarantulas. Can't wait to see them arrive at my door. I also am getting into breeding Boas, Blood pythons...

I want it to be an Asain Forest Scorpion, but the balb (Telson) on the tip of it's tail is Light, in some of the pictures it look Black, I don't know why? But it does, and it's not like I'm using a photographers camera or anything, my web came really suck and pictures never look the same as it...

Ya so your scorpion is double the size if yours is 4". The stinger just look dark because of the lighting in my place, and the fact I'm using a web cam. I'm telling you I used a flash light this morning and it's Telson is in fact a lot lighter than the rest of the tail.

The claws on mine are not as big as that because mine is a lot smaller than your scorpions. Look at the close up picture of mine, it's on my hand and looks to be very young, it is not even 2" in length. Big difference than the ones in the two pictures you just showed me.

The Telson on mine is a lighter color than the rest of my scorpions body, I just had to use a flash light because it's dark in my room. So what is it when the one I have is light on the Telson? And today it's been about a week since it last molted.