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Is it possible to sex a G. Pulchra by longevity? That is, to rule out its being a male because it has lived too long to be a male? I've never been good at relating sexing instructions and photos to the actual spider - but I've never noticed anything on the spider or its molt skins that would...

Maybe it has a conscience.

None, really. Not everyone has a mister - some of us have a misses - and some of us have ourselves. Hope this helps.

Has it turned off Oprah?

......Yes.

To my knowledge, the P. Max is the only species to glow in the dark. Hope this helps.

Sort of a Mad Chirp Disease.

Alotecia Androgenetica?

You could sort of title it, Call of the Mild.

You sort of remind me of Michael Savage on heroin.

I truly don't know which is scarier - your evocation of looming spider violence - or your font.

If you do absolutely nothing they will not even know you're gone. Just feeding them a little will supply them with plenty of moisture for such a short time period.

I ate some once and thought I was Garrison Keiller for 5 hours.

I think most beginners are afraid of large spiders and the prospect of handling them represents a final conquering of that fear.

I know the conventional wisdom is to completely replace the T's substrate every six months - but you have to wonder about the psychological impact of doing so on an animal that seems so essentially anchored to a static place - even in the wild. I know the argument is often made that...

Yes, sometimes it seems they are as delicate as they are beautiful.

I am occasionally visited by the succubus of biker-gang fantasies. Hey, if Mick could get away with it, why can't I?

Suddenly I'm back at Altamont.

I do sympathize with Sonia - she seems to be caught between a Rocky and a hard place.