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While you are at it, check to see if the Hobo Spider has a necrotic bite. I myself don't believe it to be so, but I like my skin too much to try it out for myself. Edit: I have yellow sacs, not to mention Hobos, in my flat and have no problem with them.

Indeed, but you seem to be a veteran handler, so you can gauge by your experience and offer an estimation, no? It would be appreciated, as I don't like getting crapped on or bitten.

Can't tell from that pic, but then again I am no expert. The vivid colouration though makes me say male.

Topic is about all that needs be said. What is the recommended time between pulling your T out? I own a juvenile Avic and I want to know so I don't annoy it. On a side note, it ate my woodlouse I put in it's tank! Why? It acts like I starve it! The janitor what was meant to keep it's...

And someone was telling me I had overfed my G. Rosea. I guess I know better now. She is down right sleek compared to those heffers, :cool:

Ok maybe these experienced keepers can enlighten me. Where the devil are these spurs?

My Avic. is skiddish but not that badly. Then again it is still young.

I.d. it by the reddish fringe on the abdomen.

I have a juevy around the size of yours. Got it about 2 weeks back. It is an awesome little guy, but he has crapshot me once.

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I am pretty sure you shouldn't bother it while it is in the process.

I have cut back on feeding her. In truth though I have never given her more than one cricket a week. She is just lazy. :rolleyes: . Thanks for the opinions guys. I pulled her out to add more substrate to the terrarium too after lurking around and hearing how important it is to keep them from...

I read that terrariums should be cleaned once a year. That you should bake the substrate and disinfectant the tank itself. Is this wrong?

Sucks I didn't win! But congratulations to you Ball. Not sure on the incubation peroids, is it similar for all species? Also, how much for a sling?

Hm.. Do you have a time limit on this contest? Sooner or later someone with good eyes might be able to count each of those. ;)

Found these two buggers in my window sill. I only guess Yellow sac because I know no other yellow bodied spiders.

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Anyone have picky Ts? My First T, which I still have (and which of course is a G. Rosea) is sometimes hard to get along with. For one, she fits the "pet rock" saying perfectly; she never moves and it is nearly impossible to get her out of her retreat when trying to transfer while...

P. cambridgei: Really fast and extremely beautiful, though the color is subdued, unlike pokies.

225 for a spiderling? Wow! This must be a rare species huh?