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Mine dug a hole and buried herself for a month. She molted down in her burrow. I almost forgot what she looked like. I dug her up and found the most beautiful T. I feed her dead crix. She is one of my favorites.

Well, it seems that my Grass Spider had babies. She has what looks like a web egg sac in her container. I was hoping that all those tiny dark things were some substrate in her web but now I have some babies running around the cage. If the rest of them come out, I will have hundreds of these...

Code Monkey, you hit the nail right on the head! I might add that by having more T's it enables them to have more peace and not bothered as much.

When I orderd my sling, they sent it out the next day. I recieved it the following day. That makes TWO days from my ordering day. It depends on the day they send it.

My little baby (Santana) my G. pulchra molted but I didnt get to see it happen. It now has more color.

No offense but I wouldnt consider 3 crix every 2 days starving them.

substrate My substrate was about 4 inches but when I dug her up I took out about 2" leaving about 2 inches so that she wouldnt burrow so deep again. I read that if given enough substate, they will burrow. I'll wait a week or so then maybe make it deep again. Click for Photos

Ok here she is after I dug her up. She molted down in the burrow and it was completly sealed off. After a month I dug her up and here she is.

My sling got startled and used both legs giving double barrel. I laughed, I'm use to handleing fiberglass insulation being in construction.

Hey john, nice shot and complements on T

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I was wondering what size is your vagan and did it flip at the surface or in a burrow.

I bought mine 3 1/2 inches for 12.99. I believe she was wc because she is sitting on an egg sac now. Not a bad deal for $12.99

I bought one a month ago. They called it a Stripped Knee. A. seemani. It was about 2 1/2 inches and paid 12 dollars. Put it in the cage and it burrowed. Thats the last I saw of it. Every few days I hold up the cage and look into the bottom to make sure it is still alive. I wonder what the top...

Sorry for your loss.

First T I would suggest a B. smithi or B. emilia. Both of these T's are hardy, easy to keep, and most of all will be displayed more than other terrestrial (they dont stay burrowed and out of sight most of the time). If you only had one, I'm sure you would like to see it! Good luck.

I believe that is a A. bundleofjoyus. Happy Halloween

I thought it was rather funny trying to feed the molted skin. I'm glad no one was watching.

Picturs Hi, I was having the same problem til I figured out how to change the size of the file by changing the number of colores and size with one of my graghic programs.Good luck.

fish? Hi Krystal, what kind of fish do you give to your T?