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Lol.. i got no idea. Yes , i have more . Will post some pics for you guys. Well , thanks a lot dude..:)

Any idea what species are these?

somehow i think its a male too, just that i dont have an ID. The bulbs are very obvious (which is why i think its a male)

It's a male Cyriopagopus sp. blue or C.schioedtei.

I couldn't save 2 legs of its leg and a pedipalp as i poked too hard and spoiled the exuvium. But at least i saved the T.. lol

LOL.. i saved 4 of its legs and 1 pendipalp.. This is the first time.

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ever since my avic slng moulted into a sling with hairs, i dont know which instar .. anyway, it havent eaten anything AT ALL and its like 3 months already? it is mainly surviving on water and didnt even moult. no webing at all. its siblings have already moulted and are twice its size already...

I don't think that's a tarantula.. It looks like a true spider to me.

1 question here , it's kinda hard to find pin head here so can i feed my baby veiled(3 inches) meal worm instead of pin head?

Wow.. that's big!!! Is she pregnant?

LOL , that's not boxing glove . It looks like a juvie to me and how could it have boxing gloves? Btw , it looks like a P.regalis or p.striata and the size is around 2 inches-3 inches.

The humidity for C.crawshayi is 70%-75% . As for lividium , it doesn't like it wet. The humidity for lividium is 75%-85% .

Ya kidding? how big is your T.blondi?

Make it 40% of cocodust 60% of plotting soil . Lol , T.blondi doesn't burrow . I'd say H.lividium is more aggressive .

Normal plotting soil would be better . As they are burrowing species and need to burrow , cocodust is too light , loose and not firm enough to support the structure . So i would say normally plotting soil is far better than cocodust . You wouldn't wanna see the hole collapse and your T is still...

What my 2 P.lugardi did was dig a hole under its hide and stay in there forever . I've never seen mine burrow . By the way , like arachnojunkie said , they can live as terestrial or aboreal. But never had any burrow :?

Hahaha.. Agree with with ya . T.blondi doesn't burrow. :D :D :D

Lol , i didn't know P.murinus can make hissing sound . :)

I've stopped handling old world species since i got bitten by my H.albostriatum . Used to handle some old world species like H.albostriatum , H.schmidti , P.lugardi and P.murinus . Yes P.murinus , thought it was a docile species and handled it many times without getting any bites from him :eek: !!