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speaking for e-spiderworld I'd say breedind T's is half luck and half persistance but I will say we don't power feed ever (think it might have adverse affects on the reproductive systems and it might make a gravid female molt instead of make an eggsac)we do however give possibly gravid females...

I've seen a few T's die from what I assume was old age it was like they winded down until they just stopped

Its was very blonde when collected. After the last molt it went almost black. Ernie [/B] are you sure it's not a male?

We have 4 breeder females(no luck yet though:( and they are extremely docile and don,t realy kick much hair a pleasure to work with for sure.

fasciata?...just a guess

I didn't actualy breed the albogans male I obtained him from a very reliable source who shall remain nameless I currently have around 60 different sp. of breedable females and try to breed as many different sp. as possible and for the record this will be my first attempt at this sort of thing...

I didn't actualy breed the albogans male I obtained him from a very reliable source who shall remain nameless I currently have around 60 different sp. of breedable females and try to breed as many different sp. as possible and for the record this will be my first attempt at this sort of thing...

at present I have about 25 hundred spiders in my care I personaly don't see the use of breeding curly's any more not only are they imported but since they are so easy to breed i prefer to leave them to the novice and I have no desire to "muck up" the hobby with a bunch of hybrids I feel I know...

pokeys share hides in the wild in times of drought for that reason I believe them to be the most tolerant of the communal setting I've raised 3 groups together to about 4" and not lost a single one all were in 15 gallons one group had 10 the other 2 had roughly 30 to start with and we sold out...

well I know I'll take a BUNCH of crap for this but I have a mature male albogans (vagans albopillosum hybrid) and I think he's gonna see a couple of ladies namely a female vagans and a female curly ......... but on the extreme outside chaqnce I get a fertile sac out of the deal I plan on feeding...

Re: all I have to say is this... I've actualy attempted to breed this sp. several times but as of yet have had no luck

whether or not you let a T dig a burrow depends on whether you are more concerned with the T's happiness or your own .almost any terrestrial T will dig a burrow and I've seen a few arboreal do it as well .Most would agree however that a few inches of substrate is adaquit as long as you provide a...

I get brine shrimp containers from a local wholesale warehouse and they fit perfectly inside of the airborne boxes .I put a heat pack in one end and tape it . and then just seal the airborne box but I ALWAYS insist on next day delivery.That way we don't have to replace very many spiders. All in...

If it's realy cold I won't ship if it's gonna take more than 2 days and even then I don,t like it .I think the whole trick is a well insulated box ,good heat pack and NEXT DAY DELIVERY and if you miss any part of the equasion you're going to end up with a bunch of dead bugs and a p.o.ed costumer

I'm sure on a couple of occasions you're probaly right but I've had them try to get me when I was transfering them and packing them for shipment(can you blame them I'd hate to go for a long ride in a deli cup too)but I know the difference between a feeding response and when they rear back wiggle...

Good luck Mac and don't let people get you down not every one understands what its like to not have some one else put you through school er even help you through H.S. but things like that just make the victorys that much sweeter

I've never had any luck keeping avics together but I've had many successes raising P. regalis and P. formosa as a group till about 4" never realy tried with adults though ( aside from breeding) which they usualy live together quite awile except for P. ornata which I've never been able to keep...

I've had more than one genic try to nail me ,but then again I've seen a couple of realy mellow ones too

I used to have the worst problems with pinhead crickets all over the place then I had an epiphany and I quit buying adult crickets now I only by prewing and barely ever have that problem anymore;)

I'm probaly the only full time employee in the T business (work for John Hoke) and it wasn't school or training that got me the job ....it was being in the right place at the right time and showing John I was dedicated to helping make e-spiderworld the best it could be. My advice is if you...