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Wow, lotsa info brought into this old thread :) Thanks guys. I was at frazers hill a few months back, but not specifically to hunt the L. robustus...was more of an R&R trip. I did make an evening trek in the jungle but didnt wander far...needless to say i didnt find the T. Regards -e-

Well, guess the wasp just didnt burrow and lay its egg yet. I believe the egg laying bit comes after the T is secured in a burrow or something. But yeah, it would be great to know exactly how the T ended up in this situation...

Hi guys, sorry i didnt post back in the thread when i wanted to earlier, but i couldnt get a pic of that T as someone bought it up...also at that time our local lines were useless as our ISP began messing up every other hour for a week-ish...then i forgot i started this thread with u...

Hi guys... Maybe i can contribute a bit. I myself have recently acquired one of the Ts in the discussion here. First thing i noticed is the size of the pads on the tarsus and metatarsus of this T, they are huge and flat. Extremely different from the Cobalt's. Next is the 2 pairs fo...

omg! the Nadkicker! great to see ure still here :) oh yeah, luv ur new avatar too...mojo jojo kicks @ss! shh...dont mention techsupport...some of the newer people might just automatically hate me :p Its been 3 weeks since my cobalts been above ground, so i cant argue about ur guesses at...

yeah, will work on the pic...tho im quite sure it aint a h.lividum...tho i could still be wrong cos i havent seen one above 5"...been awhile since ive seen mine but as far as i can remember they are significantly different. And the larger pads on the tarsus and metatarsus area seem to sway me...

Hi guys, been awhile...anyone of u old-timers remember me? Hope u guys dont hate me for coming back just when i need help...sorry in advance...its been about a year or so since i last posted i think... Had to cut back on my T things for awhile, due to some problems with getting new Ts here and...

I think i figure why 'calm' was in inverted commas :) Heres a pic i posted of my C.Huahini a few months back...she remained in the 'threat posture' for a good hour later... And yeah...she webs a lot too...Theyre also called the malayan giant fawn spider... Beauties... Cheers. -e-

Yes...yes they are...violent little buggers sometimes :D...much like asian chinese ppl...heh heh...can be small but packs a punch... Thanks for the info too, Sean :) Already used to the spiders not eating that much, its just that this dude in particular was an eating machine untill a few...

Hi fellars :) The last time i mentioned about my C. Huahini, he was an eating machine...but he hasnt really eaten anything for a couple of months now. At first i wasnt worried, cos his abdomen was always full blown, he looked healthy, had no visible infections and was behaving normal in...

My turn! Okay, My T list is still the same :) 2 Haplopelma Albostriatum 1 Haplopelma Lividum 1 Citharischius Crawshayi 1 Chilobrachys Huahini But added on: 1 Corn Snake with a beautiful 'J' on the head ;) 1 Cerberus Rynchops (Dog-faced watersnake) :) -e-

Re: Re: re hey yeah tom! i remember reading about a snakehead infestation in some of the ponds in the US(or was it one pond, i cant remember)...something about someone releasing a few and they bred incontrollably... We have a common introduced Cichlid here with that same problem...

Snakeheads are commonplace here. Just thought id share my connection with this great fishes...since i have the time and i still got nother half-hour till this graveyard shift ends.... The Giant Snakehead (Channa Marulius) was recently recognized officially by the IGFA(international game...

I like snakeheads. Ressilient little buggers. I lost mine for 2 days and found it under my bed like a dried up stick. Chucked it in water, and like magic, it was back to normal within the hour... I now have a giant snakehead which i cought a few years back. It is more or less our groups...

Wow...congrats MrT... I didnt know they were so in demand till i saw the replies in this thread...kewl... -e-

chrono trigger Lam...not "no nigger".... Edit: Oops...y'all wuz faster :D

I too, am verry sorry to hear of your loss...seems like a couple have been posted today... -Edgar

I thought all Ts curl up into a death ball with their legs under them when they pass. Im not sure how it goes if they pass during or right after a molt, but ... Anyways, sorry to hear about your T anyhow. -Jobe

Hey Botar, Thats a really nice and contemplative pic. I hope u dont mind me using that as a background for one of my office systems...i just really like the pic ;) Permission granted? -e-

I had a problem quite similar to yours awhile back, and the best advice i got from here was to make sure that the cage was moist enough, and to cover up the tank with some dark clothing or blanket etc...took awhile, but she finally did settle in. About the coloration, yep, dark blue that goes...