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I wish I had a wife to send stuff like that to. If I ever get one, I think I will make sure that she is as weird as me.

I listening. This will forever be my most embarrassing post. The only good thing about that is that now it's done and it's behind me.

That is a load of really good tunes. Your way seems like a good way.

Spot on! I don't buy...this anymore. If I had know, I would have saved a lot of money.

I will try this. I do keep them very dry. Thanks for the answer. I really got worried. I will empty it out every day for the next next week. I post a picture then.

I just wanted to say thank you.

Sorry, my mistake.

Any Liphistius you can find.

"Please write a valid reply"

I do keep the maintenance very good. It really is a lot of them. I simply don't know if I'm doing something wrong. I bought her from Spidersworld. Is there a way to get rid of those?

Thank you for your answer. How did this happen? What can I do to prevent this? I really don't understand what I have been doing wrong to cause this. Is it hurting her?

Really? What to do now?

That would be the chelicerae teeth.

The chelicerae teeth of my adult Pterinochilus murinus. She is missing one eye. Don't know why.

One of my mature male Neoholothele incei.

The science on this matter is not fully understood. Possible explanations might be: She don't like the type of music you play. She is hungry. She is thirsty. She needs a bigger enclosure. She needs a smaller enclosure. She just want to see the sunset.

They really are gorgeous! Great photo!

Both are a good choice. They are very different spiders tho. It depends on what you want. A beautiful spider that is fun to feed but don't do very much else, or a beautiful spider that is fun to feed and always have something else in plan. I would go with the Nhandu since you already have a...