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How many slings does a Kochiana brunnipes have? Sorry if this is common knowledge on the forum here, but I've been googling this and cant find an answer.

I dont think it was a mature male but heres what it looked like when i was rehousing it if that helps yeah it ate once or twice since its last molt

Im pretty sure it ate it last time but i never saw cause it went back into its burrow. And i dont have pictures of its molt cause it always destroys them and i also dont have a picture of its mouth.

the mold is from the dead roach and T the T was about 3" DLS and ive had it for around 2 years, I got it as a 3/4" sling. Behavior proceeding the rehouse was normal. It molted a while ago and had only eaten once so it was very skinny. I didnt use any new materials. There where no pesticides...

i had recently rehoused by Ornithoctonus aureotibialis into a new enclosure and decided to feed it the next day cause it hadn't been fed in a long time so i threw a roach in and the T bit it and pulled it under itself like it was eating it so i put it back on the shelf but the next day when i...

Euathlus parvulus?

Maybe Pamphobeteus or Phormictopus

I've heard Phormictopus spp are hard to identify by colors alone, dont breed it if you dont know what it is

Ive heard some Ts are more tolerable of each other as slings but when they grow up they start eating eachother

Are the legs curled under its body? That sounds like a death curl, how much ventilation does it have? All Avicularias and ex Avicularias need a lot of ventilation but there still old care sheets out there that say they need a lot of humidity, which actually ends up killing them.

it has to be dry to be cured, if it gets wet after its dried it will return to its moldable state

Yeah I meant something like those

Just make sure to get the plastic ones instead of the metal wire/mesh ones cause Ts can get their feet stuck in them and also bend them apart.

Those look like springtails but its hard to tell, if so theyre harmless.

Might need more ventilation

Good point, I didnt think of that.

I think theres a section in the classifieds for breeding loans

is that secure? It might fall.

Was it in a waterdish? Maybe thats why the opisthosoma is wet. Sometimes the T will chew the molt up so maybe it was about to do that but decided not to and thats how the holes got there. Not really sure what the black spots could be.