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Mature female eating Archimandrita tesselatta

Have done quite litterally hundreds of shows for schools, scout groups, the local zoo, childrens museum, etc... I have always been responsible for transportation, housing and logistics...host of show has always been responsible for insurance, permits, etc. As the owner of the animals, it is...

Also note, tons of experienced shippers will help you learn to pack, if needs be...cheers!!!

note: had a few beers then posted... any furthuring of genetic lines is worth it... If your male is WC, which a lot of G.rosea are (or were), then extra so...Maybe trade for a different 'ling if you don't want to do a loan...But G. rosea will not always be common, despite what everyone...

Nice! Congrats! I just had a molt frenzy too! About a dozen in the past week!

MF @ 6.5 inches...

Female molted 4 days ago at 6 1/2 inch...

Still blurry, no flash...better color...

Blurry fresh female eating...

I just uploaded a pic of T. plumipes to the genus gallery...I'd also go with any avic if I were you...maybe get a versi and then claim it didn't stay blue and get another one later:wicked:

Was V. plattyoma back then (Circa 2001)

T. blondi female...about 6 inch (she matured at 9 and died about 6 years ago...)

Agreed!!!!!!

T. plumipes...about 4 inch female

maybe T. purpureus(sic)?...T.plumipes is definately a brown (not plain boring brown...polished mahogany!) spider...

Very very nice!!! My biggest ever Avic. sac was about 140...and I thought that was huge!

They're not...they are a nice mahogany brown...beautiful!

Maybe it perceived your poke as a threat and was not so much agressive as deffensive? Could be any number of reasons...temp was too high? humidity not right? hungry? I'd probably throw up a threat display if I got poked :razz: Then again...I suppose it would depend on who poked me... Maybe...

Have spaghetti for dinner and buy a jar of parmesan cheese (the powdery kind in the shakeer jar)...easy feed lid, easy to clean, cheap and dual purpose! I use parmesan and spice jars exclusively for arborials...about as cheap and easy as it gets and when clean (no label) look as good as...

With out a molting web, that looks odd...Can't tell if her feet are on the glass from your pic. A spider that's about to molt generally looks like that and a spiders thats about to die generally will curl up though so I'd imagine it's ok...