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This is what I have so far. Just rough draft but my problem is I want to make sure I can successfully open each section up individually, and take the whole top off when it comes time to cleaning the tank all together. But how do I get the plexi over the lip and connected to the top and make each...

I have a 75gallon tank. And three tarantulas, A.Genic, L.para, and G.Rosea. I want to make a nice divided tank out of the 75 for all three. How would I go about doing that with plexi glass so each section is completely separated from each individual T.. And I could open each section up...

Well on the 14th both Sully and Ozzy molted. Surprisingly sully slipped first and was done before ozzy, which ozzy has been the first to molt days before sully! They molted on the same day, and are huge!!! So excited my babies are growing up so fast :( :) well here's a few new pics...

Sully

Sully

Sully

Sully

Ozzy

Sully

Sully and ozzy

Ok so i hacked into my old photobucket and decided to upload pics this way again. Maybe the pics will turn out bigger now. Here are some updates of the T's! First is Ozzy 2 weeks after a molt and a feeding! And then here is Sully. Molting and then a few hardened up ready for his first...

Well Ozzy and Sully were both right on schedule, Ozzy going into premolt and Sully following few days later! Ozzy didnt waste anytime, darkened up in 4 days, prepared a mat and was in his new suit, which i tried to sex the molt, and couldnt find anything, so ill assume male for now, but here are...

Acanthoscurria Geniculata Molt

Acanthoscurria Geniculata Molt

Acanthoscurria Geniculata Molt

Acanthoscurria Geniculata Molt

Acanthoscurria Geniculata Molt

So I go and fill my Rosea's dish with water, and she runs to it, stops and starts tapping with all her legs.... As in she was responding to a male drumming... Is that possible??? If so, she must of matured this last molt, because she has never done anything like that before, only attacks the...

well A seemani are usually brown or dark colored with thick white designs on their legs. Besides the blue colour form. Rosea and P scrofa are somewhat similar in look but Scrofa have a shiny looking patch on their abdomen. Which your's has. Just a observation. I could be wrong, but definately...