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Check out for a B. Boehmei. It's almos the same colours and it seems to grow a little bit faster hehehe

Merfolk's L. violaceopes. Picture taken by me.

Holothele incei

They usually make hide themselves by digging a hole. for Grammostala genus, it is very normal that they dont eat that much, they are very slow growing species (takes at least 5 years to be mature) sbt83: I guess you have a premolt sling, dont try to feed it anymore till it's molted. If in a...

T's can also being inactive for a certain period of time even if they are slings. It can also last for few months. As long as the abdomen is not smaller than the cephalothorax, there is almost nothing to worry about.

Is the hydratation ok? If yes, it's maybe just a premolt, you dont have to be worry about it. How big is the abdomen? (compared to the cephalothorax)

I mostly use coconut fiber mixed with grinded shell, it makes a good substrate. Soil is perfect too, but you have to make sure that it is sterile, no manure or other chemicals in it.

I knew a girl who worked in a petland. In her training, they told her that the T's they have are venom free :rolleyes:

Avicularia sp. (probably guyana) 4" juvie in a pet shop for 30$

sweet hehe How big is she now?

Nope. I have 4 pokies and they are all very docile. A little bit nervous but really unagressive. My MM P. Irminia is by far the most agressive I have, you just need to look at it and it makes a big threatpose. But if I touch him with a stick, he wont bite it, he prefer to lay back.

seems complete and accurate

Normally, they will live, no problem. You dont need a water dish till its a big juvenile. You just need to mist water frequently and make sure that the substrate is always wet. T's normally suck the water off the substrate, they rarely drink from the dish.

I use wood for some of my arboreal species (mostly cedar shingles). Never had problem with it.

I have a P. Irminia and it's never hiddenand most of the time on the bottom of the tank. They are considered very agressive, but mine is just as agressive as a chiwawa

GBB (chromatopelma cyaneopubscens) is defenitly THE choice. You wont find any terrestrial T's more colorfull than this specie and they dont have a potent venom.

Here'S some new pics of some of my newest T's. Enjoy! Citharischius crawshayi juvenile female Psalmopoeus irminia adult male Poecilotheria metallica 1,5" unsexed sling

King baboons are really easy to take care. Always hidden, never moves, never eats... it's kind of an african rosea. It's generally not agressive and the venom is not really dangerous.

Both of them are really BORING. Always hidden, you never see them. I have a 4" female king baboon and since I have her I'Ve seen her moving just once! However, it never seems agressive and I can see her always because si have dig a hole beside the glass, but you better have a picture, it costs...

My 2 regalis females are really chill, but I will say that metallica and ruffilata are the two most docile.