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I know what booklungs are, I was just worried because this was such a small sling that I did not want to put water on it and risk covering the booklungs as well. This is the enclosure. It's just reptisoil, a bit of coco fiber and some sphagnum moss. I would usually spray one corner to offer...

Very little, there's some movement with the legs. I don't know if there are water dishes for something so small, but no, just because I didn't have one for this tiny sling. But since it's a d. Panama I've always kept the enclosure moist and I've fed it regularly, every other day to every 2 days.

That was my first thought. I'm using a small paintbrush to try and give them a few small drops without covering their booklungs. Is there anyway it might improve? I seriously don't know why this happened they were doing fine :(

Please help! I've had this sling for a few months and they've been doing fine, eating and they had a molt back in September when I got them. They haven't shown any sluggish behaviour or anything but today I found them in a death curl. I don't know what to do, it's such a small species I'm scared...

She is very gorgeous!!! She was kind of a dark brownish before but it's lightened up to more of a tanish? And she's still got those gorgeous orange patterns on her abdomen. I think out of all my T's I can't wait to see her full-grown the most 😊

Thank you so much! I was getting kinda worked up about it. I never noticed how tiny the spermathecae are but thank you for pointing them out!

Bought this girl a few months ago and she just gave me a molt. She was sold to me as a female but I can't seem to see a flap? Can someone help confirm if she's a male or female? "She" is an Amazonius elenae.

Bought this girl a few months ago and she just gave me a molt. She was sold to me as a female but I can't seem to see a flap? Can someone help confirm if she's a male or female? "She" is an Amazonius elenae. This photo is of the molt laid on its backside.

I think they still count as a juvenile since they were only roughly 3" in legspan (maybe a little under)? I don't know if that would be big enough to sex but if anyone could help I'd really appreciate it :) I think they're a male since I can't really see a flap but I want a second opinion.

I've recently discovered the Amazonius genus and I've been trying to find some information on the tarantulas but I can hardly find anything anywhere. I know that they've gone through a few genus name changes but even when searching up the older names, I can't seem to find anything. Does anyone...

They really are! Thank you so much for confirming. I'm just a little disappointed that I won't see how large the females are in person but he's still a gorgeous lil bugger

Now a lot of context is needed here! Or maybe not. I got a tiny little E. Walckanaeri last year in September 2019, and she was the smallest thing, maybe less than a centimeter long. Now a year and a couple of months have passed, with many molts, but a recently discovered molt had me a little...

Yeah! First time was my fault definitely, not sure about today though. I'm gonna make some changes to see if the behaviour will get better!

I'm not sure if I could, it opens from the top so I'm thinking that those amac boxes (i think thats how you spell it) would probably be a lot better and maybe a bit more spacious too. I'll be sure to put in a dish instead though! Thank you. Also, your sling is super cute! It looks like they're...

Well it's not quite a tank, I just refer to it as that, really its just a container. It's 10x5cm and he's about 2cm in diameter, It does feel a little short but he's been webbing fine. Also by watering I just do a little spritz since he's fairly small.

(I'm sorry if I butcher the Latin name at any point in this thread) It's been a while! I don't think I've mentioned this before but I got another sling in July! My C.Versicolor. And what an exciting hell its been. I expected this T to be a bit tougher than my other two, mainly cause I heard...

A sling in your apple?

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Hi! It's been a while since I was ever on the Arachnoboards. Last time, it was August 2019 and I was inquiring about the E. Walckenaeri. The good news is that in September 2019 I did end up getting her/him! While I don't have the pictures of her when she was little since they're on my old phone...

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