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People do tend to exaggerate the size of their animals. I don't want to say that what I have used is a very precise program, but the Snake Measurer can give an idea about what we are looking at. So you said your container is 6'' across. Here is the approximate size of your P. ornata compared to...

Thanks for the input! Yours was an opinion I was really counting on. Indeed I have found 2-3 larger eggs. I will continue to incubate them for "training", even if it is a dud. It will come in handy when I get some real results. Thank you again and best regards, Tiberiu!

I carried out a mating attempt with P. cambridgei somewhere in January-February 2010. The male was not very responsive and got eaten so I had no real hopes for succes. A few weeks ago I left on a vacancy and returned the day before yesterday. I was positive the female P. cambridgei was going to...

I would say Hysterocrates crassipes and Hysterocrates gigas.

How come none of you mentioned Ephebopus murinus :?. Or Ornithoctonus aureotibialis...

Tapinauchenius ssp. Lampropelma ssp. Stromatopelma calceatum Psalmopoeus ssp. Poecilotheria ssp. Acanthoscurria geniculata Lasiodora parahybana Heteroscodra maculata is actually a medium to slow grower in my opinion. Avicularia ssp. about medium to fast. Pterinochilus murinus That's...

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I will introduce the male again in 2 weeks and if he still acts crazy I will let them cohabitate. At least there is a chance...

Males that don't know what they are supposed to do? Ok, here is the problem. I have this male P. regalis that matured about a month ago. I suppose he has made a spermweb as I have found some webbing remains in his enclosure. A few days I tried to pair him with a friend's female, that molted...

Thanks! Hope it is.

This is taken under a microscope. Specimen is P. ornata, about 2.5''. I wanted an opinion if the structures I am seeing belong to a female.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/gallery/showimage.php?i=15772&c=15 This is versicolor. Comparing to the picture you posted, the differences are clear as daylight. The reason why you can't see the collar around the ophistosoma probably relates to the picture technique.

That's A. diversipes (ex. Avicularia fasciculata).

Wow, your braunshauseni looks massive! How big is he/she?

Wow she is magnificent :eek: !

How's the growth rate on the chordatus? Gorgeous avi, hope it's a beautiful female ;)

Great story! {D {D

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!! :)

Let's revive this thread. H. maculata juvie female (about 3''):

H. maculata, juvie female: