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Did you make those enclosures yourself?

There is no way would I dislike your description of a T. Maybe my fat fingers hit something while I was browsing on mobile. Sorry about that :eek:

Ahhh so that's where you get the AMAC boxes. Now I know, thanks!

Can I ask what specific boxes you use from the container store?

This showed up on my feed. Thought it was interesting: https://www.thisisinsider.com/veterinarians-save-tarantula-video-2018-10 I can't believe they were using their bare hands. And I wonder how toxic the adhesive remover is

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That is a cool idea. I have lots of canning jars at my disposal. I'm glad to hear your slings do well in them despite limited (or no?) cross ventilation. I made a few improvements. Overnight, the pulcher went to crazy town and webbed from substrate almost to the lid and I felt bad destroying...

Very true, experience is invaluable. And no, I don't want to interact with the spider. I have a healthy respect for him/her. I want him/her to live a long, happy, undisturbed life inside the enclosure. The T is just shy of 1" Maybe if he/she stretched their toes out they'd make it. If you...

Thanks. The thought did occur to me but thought I'd ask around. Ah, perhaps a bit impatient and optimistic. :shame: I hope I can do right by him/her with enough reading. :bookworm: I left a cricket in there overnight and it managed to drown itself in the water dish that I had placed higher...

Hi guys, I'm a first time T owner and I have a P pulcher sling that hasn't eaten yet (my b boehmi and cyriopagopus have both eaten). I received it on 9/13 and I have offered small injured crickets to it and he/she hasn't shown any interest. As in, gotten close enough to touch the injured...

The hentzi is adorable

Wow beautiful colors. What species is this?

Thanks guys for your advice! This applies to me too. I just got my first slings (first Ts ever) and tonight remembered I have a work trip coming up and I was sweating bullets trying to figure out if my slings will be okay. This is a huge weight off my mind. Arachnoboards to the rescue!