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when I tell someone arachnophobic a that i have T's, they just get really surprised and tell me that they escape at night and kill people for some reason. I heard this many times and when I tell them it's false, they get really defensive over it. :rolleyes:

Sometimes tarantulas still eat before they molt, maybe it is in premoult? It's a possibility

Yeah probably. My first sling/t was an a. Chalcodes and it stayed on the side of the enclosure for a whole week before coming down. I genuinely thought it was an arboreal at the time:banghead:

Probably not premoult, Ts are normally stressed after rehouse and won't eat for a while. 1 week isn't much time anyways

My Balfouri is so skittish, it runs away from the meal worms I give it, after throwing a threat pose at it. Still have to prekill prey even though s/he is nearing 3 inches. But other than that, great species. Sits out in the open until I touch the encloser. Great colors

same here, every time i check, my chalcodes it was either on the wall or the ceiling

did it drink any water?

Pics of the enclosure will help

P. Murinus TCF?

If it is a mature male, the legs will be dark, nearly black and the carapace and abdomen would be a dark brown, so, either it's a female or immature male

P muticus?

@Lyrognathus Do I have permission to use that photo? I have a few classmates that are arachnophobic that I want to send it to :)

oh wait, someone already answered

Brachypelma Albopilosum??

That's why I'm scared of tarantulas molting

or T. Stirmi

theraphosa blondi?

Add me

3. all slings. getting 2 more next week

What is the best feeders in your opinion?