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Hybridization...If you wanna see some examples of why it's not widely accepted in this hobby, look at another hobby where it's already happened...go look at a Tropical Fish Forum. Parrot Cichlids, Flowerhorns, and so on. They're all born with certain deformities that hinder their ability to...

HATE HATE HATE those stupid kids who think their gangstas. Want to destroy them...I play my music really loud, and I've never seen any reaction from my T's...In fact, the only time one ever objected was when my stupid brother played Tupac as loud as it would go. Yeah....that sucked for the T's...

That's so funny! LOL

I've got a free 5.5 gallon and I'm considering getting a big-ish sized T. HELP ME!:eek:

I love how news organizations always say the person was "bit". I saw it on the news the other day and they made the little dear look huge.:D And I'm going to say that I'd have kept it...I think they had it in a betta cup on TV.

...I saw it...but then again pics wreak havoc on my comp, 56k suuuuux.

Yeah, I quit keeping herps a long time ago, because they're sooo picky about conditions, and are really easy to kill. T's are really easy, and anything short of a boot, hammer, or bullet won't kill them.:D

I've ordered from them. They've got no problems shipping to private residences. I'm not sure about internationally, but you can ask.:)

this little place in Rossville, Georgia called Get Tanked. And the bonus is, they know exactly what they're doing. They're knowledgable, and I've already reviewed them, soooo. Yeah.

Yeah...a petshop I went into told me this, and I quote "Yup, that's a (looks down to read name on little label) Chilean Rosehair Tarantula.(here's where it gets funny) If you're not careful she'll jump on your face" I kid you not, he really said that. Rosies don't jump, it's practically carved...

When I got my first G. rosea, I was told to drop in a few crix, and in a matter of minutes they were gone. :D I ended up going massively overboard, and dropped in 7

I've found them for as little as $11.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o!!! No tongs on the spidey! That, as previously stated, will do one of four things, piss it off, hurt it, kill it, or get it lost. And tongs are only used for spot cleaning and stuff, not for actually picking them up. The only thing I know of...

No, you're not teaching them about spiders, you're teaching them how to become budget assassins! {D Tell the younglings that tarantulas do not live in webs like other spiders but do spin silk that they mostly use to either line their burrows, or hold their prey together after it's gotten all...

Aww, now don't be sad...Ok, I do admit, I was sad when I lost my first arachnid, and then I remembered this article on here about preservation of our little fanged friends. My first was actually a scorpion, a P. imperator, but regardless of that. I'm going to give you the advice that most...

I've never heard of this as an alternative for live food. However, I prefer live food for two reasons..1 it's waaaay cheaper, and 2 (I know this sounds evil) I like to watch live food struggle...:wicked:

Well that doesn't sound useful for much. :cool:

Oh my, this is quite the humorous thread. I should write a skit for my theatre class called Staley, hopeless romantic. :D j/k dude. I'm a bit curious about her lil' multi-appendaged friend as well. How goes it with the rosie?

Tarantulas sense their prey with hair...The only *useful* application for body hair I've ever heard of. :D

They are pretty, aren't they.