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Ahh yeah thats true... NVM...try a salt shaker :)

What species?

It truly does. Just had the first molt in my care 3 days ago :) amazing little creatures. As to what the other strustures could be? no idea.

I'm seeing small structures in the last few shots that look to be bacteria of some sort... Could be wrong, but thats what they look like to me... Any other input?

Soldering gun. :)

Haha revel in the moment. Must be cute :P

Hmm you're right. Darn. Nevermind then.

Tarantula drool is what I'm guessing. Fairly well documented occurence, especially during or after eating :) If I'm mistaken, please educate me :P

Yeesh! What a fussy little thing :P

See? SO much fun to make. I've already made the next two sizes :P

This is so frustrating. I made her a GORGEOUS new house but she's not hardened enough for me to rehouse her yet :P

im going with H. Schmidti (Dark Phase) http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/gallery/showimage.php?i=4365&c=32 ...Don't see why it couldn't be. can anyone enlighten me?

Yeah that's what I always assumed as well, worried me for a bit. Glad i was not mistaken lol I have NO idea what that T could be, but ill keep looking

^^^Seconded^^^ :D But I understand your worries bout the "hot" species. Benefit of the doubt, probably just didn't see the bit about not handling them. no worries :)

only thing i can think of is that liquid bandaid offers more flexibility, so for joint bleeds that might be better, but for unmoving parts, like the abdomen, super glue is fine.

Nice, Jeremy. You're getting some very good advice. :) And FyreFlye, Yeah, I have a C. Cyaneopubescens as well. Teleport much?! sheesh. My A. Seemani does its fair share of teleportation as well...EVERY time I move the black fabric covering the top of the case lol

TY! And very cool! I really want a Versi

it would if they webbed at the top, but any house is going to have that problem if they web over the door. mine didnt web that high

1) According to everything I've read...with ANY bit of humidity they mold like crazy. 2) Mist the sides. They'll drink from the droplets. OR if they've already webbed enough, put a droplet on the web. it will stay "dropletty" :) and theyll be able to drink if they need to

OH and in regards to the humidity, my salt shakers provide the absolute perfect ventilation. the substrate is kept damp (not wet) and ive NEVER had any mold problems. it seems to be the perfect evironment. the only drawback ive had with glass saltshakers is that the glass tends to get quite cold...