"Haplopelma aureopilosum" is a species name that has be discarded. The species that it relate to is now called "Ornithoctonus aureotibialis."
I have two of these, but they look a tiny bit different to the photos you have.
I would say it depends more factors than what has been discussed.
I find that it can depend on the temperature in your house as well. The onset of the cold weather has resulted in an overall temperature drop in my house - this has resulted in decreased feeding response exhibited by almost all...
Thinking about it, I know someone who works on spider mating behaviour. If anyone knows, she will.
The other day she way putting spiders 'mid-copulation' into liquid nitrogen to freeze them in position. The idea was then to put them into the fancy new 3D x-ray scanner machine and look inside...
How long will spider sperm last for outside of the body? I understand the process of making a sperm web etc, but surely it degrades rapidly?
Wouldn't this also increase risk of infections? I wouldn't want to try this with a hard to find species unless it was an absolute last resort!:?
I'm explaining my intentions (admittedly rather clumsily).
A space heater is currently on full belt and the temperature in here is 66.2F. Lower than is desired, but just about acceptable.
Hi,
I've ramped the heating right up in my room, but am only able to get the ambient temp up to about 65F. Those spiders that require a bit more heat are provided with heat mats on the side of their tanks.
As the weather is getting colder and colder, I'm finding that many of my spiders are...
I recommend getting one (minimum) and finding out for yourself! They're great looking and got the temperament of a SCUD missile.....:D
I got a new one today, a nice mean adult female. Not one for handling.
virginiacheeseman.co.uk is selling a G. rosea (RCF) as a Chile beauty.
http://www.virginiacheeseman.co.uk/chile-beauty-large-grammostola-rosea-p-196.html
I think we could do better ones if we do them on a 'peer-reviewed' basis, much like the process of submitting a paper to a scientific journal.
What about linking stuff from Photobucket or something similar?
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