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2" regalis in a new enclosure - Jar, fabric store, $3.00

regalis has it...caught in a trap! This cricket got eaten from underneath. The T was flipped upside down, grabbed it, and spun it around.

regalis eating a cricket.

Great picture! I look forward to "Dink" growing up tooooo.

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens "Dink" Rehousing the Sling - about 3/4"

Hey folks! Finally back after stepping away from the hobby for about 7 years, and I picked up two T's in the past couple months. I've always wanted a P. regalis, and I found one at a show over the weekend for a great price. This is a 2" specimen, and I have never had an arboreal T before. I...

I opened this thread just to see what had changed about our understanding of DKS. I've been away for so long. It is very interesting to see how our knowledge has grown and changed over the past decade. Cross ventilation is something that I didn't see so commonly mentioned, and now this...

I'm just getting back after about 7 years. My life is totally different now, but I have a supportive partner who is actually very interested in the hobby herself. I picked up a GBB because it was always on the wish list, and I just went to a reptile show yesterday where I met a fantastic...

I really have been enjoying my GBB Sling.

Ralph, Glad you are enjoying your GBB Sling. I just got mine a month ago, and it just molted yesterday after not eating for two weeks. This is my first T in about 6 years, and I'm reminded of all the times I just have to be patient with them and see what happens. T's are the ultimate pet to...

New Sling! Chromatopelma cyanopubescens

Always amazed... I just wanted to throw my two cents in here, I rarely do, and point out yet again just how wonderful a community this is. You guys give such supportive advice, and treat everyone with respect and dignity. You answer questions, calm fears, and make keeping Tarantulas much...

Congrats! They are beautiful!

glad things went so well for you! You give me hope, as I too one day hope to pair up some of my babies. I am just getting started and don't even have a pair to pair...but hey...slowly but surely building my collection one T at a time...its all about convincing the wife that I really could use...

I would stay away from sand...I just use peat moss and my gigas has never had a cave in...but I dunno, I would stay away from the clay/sand.

they look amazing! I really like the redish hue just behind the carapace!

great job helping out with everything guys. I think you have given him all the advice you could. Andy I really hope that your T pulls through...such a pretty pretty...please keep us posted!

agree, you never know what your T will be like. I had a rosea that was a lot harder to cope with than my first T, which was an H. gigas.

lol phil jones, thats exactly what I was thinking!! rofl...uh...the simple things in life...