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It is really humid right now, so I wonder how long it will take to dry out. I did see them in the water dish. I don’t want to take that from my T’s so they will still have water??

A. Seemanni, and H.mac are large females. P. Cambridgei is 3.5 dls. Should I try and remove the eggs from the H.mac enclosure? If I see more eggs should I address this or hope a good drying out will work?

Hello all. It’s been a while since I have posted here. So for starters I hope everyone is doing great and loving their T’s! Ok so I woke this morning to find freshly hatched baby crickets in my P. Cambridgei enclosures, and my A. Seemanni enclosure. I also noticed there are what looks like tiny...

Hello all, its been a while since I have posted so for starters I hope all are doing well. the reason for this post is to ask about vermiculite. Im rehousing my A. seemani adult. I am considering using vermiculite to help maintain some of the moisture in her substrate. My question is how much...

Wow! I turn my laptop to show my girlfriend, and she says... Wow did you take that? I laughed and said I wish. although this pic looks very much like my sling that just molted. My girl would never let me that close to her!! she is a bit on the skittish side. Amazing picture!!

I actually have 8 other T’s all different species, and sizes. I figured it would typically be about the same type of care for this sling as some of the rest. I was just tossing a little question out to see what came back.

hello Just wondering if sling care for emilia is any different than any other Brachypelma?

Good lord!!! Not so much that I am worried, but it is a bummer to see my others T’s make her look like a statue that will never grow!! Lol

Hello everyone, it has been a while since I posted here on he boards. Always checking them though to see if anything catches my eye. Anyway. one of my T's is a G.rosea sling. I was just curious if anyone was familiar with these guys fasting at such a small size. I have a Aphonpelma seemanni...

I agree with the lyrics here. My G. rosea sling has been fasting for about 5 months now. and is still smaller than a quarter....

The enclosure has been changed appropriately to accommodate this particular species. The photo is a old one, taken with what came with the T. She is now happily in her burrow in a adequate enclosure

Looks a little dark for a A. Seemanni to me.2388B2B9-2039-4386-BA53-36ECEB1F11AD by Michael Ortiz posted Dec 8, 2018 at 9:04 PM78E4794A-D074-457B-A729-F045C8542CC6 by Michael Ortiz posted Dec 8, 2018 at 9:02 PM. This is my A. seemanni

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A. Seemanni

Does not look like my A. Seemanni. What color is the best underside of the abdomen? If it is a pinkish orange it is likely A.seemanni.

They are just some small plastic low to ground artificial things. Do you think she is bleeding?

Hello again everyone. I am concerned for my Brachypelma albopilosum ( Curly Hair) about 2 1/2 dsl. I have had zero problems with the wonderful spider. It has been great. Until recently!! I was changing the water in her enclosure and noticed a small droplet of what I assumed to be water on her...

Hello all. I have a Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens sling(gbb) at a little over a half inch and a half. I believe her/him to be in premolt. Has not eaten for a solid week and a half now. Abdomen is pretty robust. My concern is that when the T is on the side of its enclosure face pointing to the...

Does anyone know about what year the Heteroscodra maculata entered the hobby?

Well I want you all to know I am not taking anything personal. I became a member of these boards to get advice, help, and share my love of these beautiful animals. After all the responses I have decided to go ahead and pass on this H. Mac. Although I feel as if I could handle it, I’m not one to...