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Do you happen to have any pictures of this?

How do I tell if my tarantulas are mature?

Shes a Boy?

Sexy. But for real, it's somewhat confusing because I am an obviously larger creature and Rosy isnt at all concerned about my approach but when her neighbor, Bella strolls over she meets her at the edge of her enclosure. They dont seem to have any predatory behavior. Perhaps they are just both...

Can anyone tell me what kind of spider this is?

Well it is cute to think they are friends. Woke up this morning and they were next to each other again. Maybe I should start a series called "the adventures of Rosy and Bella. XD

I'd be worried about that with a sling, but mine is a juvenile. I didnt alter the background but I did blue the new top over the holes in the back that are for wiring in case I had gotten a sling I didnt want it to disappear behind the background.

Well my roomie isnt quite ready for a 2nd T just yet, but I am loving the recommendations and new information I'm getting about them. Feel free to gush and show off your favorite borrower. Personally I dont think I'd enjoy a borrower much unless I could see the tunnels. Or maybe if ilthey had...

I've wondered if that's doable for some time now. I couldnt do it with an arboreal, and for surface dwelling terrestrial like grammastolas I'd be worried about not being able to see them to know if they are eating or behaving normally, but I guess it makes perfect sense for a digger. Thanks for...

Gorgeous!

I didnt know Pulchras could have so much reddish tones on their carapace. Beautiful! But maybe it's just the camera?

I have a grammasotola rosea and my roomate has a grammastola pulchra. They happen to be at about the same stage of life and in very similar habitats. Their habitats are right next to each other and it almost seems like they have become friends. While I realise that tarrantulas dont actually have...

There are holes in the top and in the front under the door. It's a modified exoterra nano tall

Good news! She probably just loves that log! Who could blame her? It is pretty kewl looking. ^.^

Couldnt say for sure, but looks similar to my G. Rosea. Rosy by Aunyanka Alexander posted Jul 16, 2019 at 5:38 AM

Grammastola Rosea

I'm sorry for your loss. Given that she was mature when you got her and the length of time you had her I'd agree that it was likely just her time. If it's any consolation that setup could easily house an arboreal, if theres a spider sized hole in your heart.

I havent measured officially but I'd say she is 2-3" in leg span now, so it's a bit big but I've secured everything tightly so there is less chance of a fall. The cork bark doesnt go all the way to the top either and the substrate is soft cocofiber angled up into a hill to reduce the drop If she...

You might also be able to use a soddering iron.

I'm preparing to rehouse my juvenile C. Versicolor and have her new home set up. Any last minute suggestions? I was planning to rehouse her yesterday but when I opened her old enclosure I found that she was completely enclosing herself in web at the top and hadnt eaten her last cricket. Since...