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i've pretty much had everything already. i think i want a new species of avicularia that's not on the market. just something with awesome colors.

hey, actually, i've checked her out many times and find it to be totally clean. i really couldn't tell you what the problem is. i fed it 6 cricets the other day and it ate all of them fine and is doing well. now what, the last time i fed it a pinky it pounced on it and took it into its hide...

Well, to my amazement, my schmidti did not eat dinner. Tossed a false death head in there and it wanted it, waited for it, got it. The next day I find a dead roach in there. I figure maybe she's saving it for a snack, maybe, come back to it for a slurpy later you know. Nope. Anybody else had...

what an impressive size change in just one molt! nice long legs also. -jeremy

I've heard of some bites from H. minax. Lots of bleeding, muscles spasms for months after the initial bite, and really sick. This was the only minax bite I've heard about though, anyone else who's been bitten by an adult minax please comment. -Jeremy

so is it safe to say pokies are hot? some people like to say it depends, everyone reacts differently. well, i say hot like jalepenos! -jeremy

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

ya, that's what pokies do

from where? jeremy

there are always exceptions

mist or a spray bottle. i just use a spray bottle. -jeremy

I wouldn't be too worried about the webbing, most of my earthtigers don't lay down that much webbing, only for their burrows to hold up. You might need to try a different set up, it might not like it's environment, check the temperature and humidity also. Make sure it has a hide and a water...

I don't think that's wrong. I think that's the way you should do it, save the males for other females, don't let that girl be greedy! Congrats actually! -Jeremy

my pamphobeteus fortis has been my "meanest" out of all my haplopelmas, my poecilotheria, all of them. -Jeremy

I don't use any lighting. -Jeremy

I guess there is good reason not to cross breed just for the sake of keeping them out of other hobbyist hands and so forth, but for research I think they could be very useful. The type of research would be limited by the spider itself being a hybrid but studies can be done and the usefullness is...

Well, if you don't think you can do anything useful with the babies then don't breed them. -Jeremy

Realistically, C. thorelli. Unrealistically, S. kulluensis. Both are totally awesome, that's why. -Jeremy

Wow Martin, congradulations. How long did the whole process take, or did you observe the whole thing? You have some great pictures and great spiders under your care. Keep up the good work! -Jeremy

Well, all t's can bite, so keep that in mind. I love most all the t's out there, but my favorites are a mix between avicularia, poecilotheria, and some other african species. Personally I have many so called "aggressive" t's that aren't so aggressive, maybe defensive, but nothing to worry about...