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meh this reminds me of my beloved tiger rump... i havent been into the hobby for quite abit now... an awesome gbb i must say

i miss my a. avic...sweetest thing ever...everytime i let it walk all over me, it jst hides under my collar and stays there...awesome indeed never owned the infamous g. rosea before though

congrats on the molt!

seems like sp blue depreciated... :D

well i reckon as long as they are not exposed to pesticides or anything then it shud be fine..ive had Ts fed with house lizards and they are fine...uve got to clean up tho or the remains wud stink

it cud be because of the carapace...i dont have any specific one in mind because there's no obvious marks..it could also be an alphonopelma...which i also have no reason why...its just...'the look'..:?

i reckon its a brachypelma...

not too sure but for some reason i think its a haplopelma..

rosies are weird..unpredictable species...generally its because of an upcoming molt they'll lock themselves in..but u wud never know... keep ur fingers crossed!

i would agree with windchaser..i do not believe in misting an enclosure at all.. i reckon that all we need to do is to provide a water dish...misting is just temporary as it dries up real fast...perhaps only slings might need some misting as they are more vulnerable... just my 0.2 cents..

in the pet trade...most people get confused with the two...and then there's the confusion with the cyriopagopus sp. 'blue'.. at a juvenile stage, sp 'blues' looks like a schioedtei...i have experienced before, puchasing what it had been claimed to be a schioedtei...in a few molts time it turned...

i dont think theres much u can do but wait and see..itll be fine really...

stunning coloration...dat is amazing...

weird...but funny...the long wait begins...

and i was all pig headed when i had 9

thats true...so they dont suffer as much in a fall... misting is quite debatable as most people believe it doesnt do much difference... just keep a water bowl...that should be sufficient...

no worries... she'll be fine...:)

when the fangs turn black... it could take a week or so or may be more... but generally ppl take note of the color of the fangs... once they turn black, they should be hard enough... cheers

yep sounds good to me too... but they are a quite unpredictable sp at a certain age... lol... fierce fellas... nevertheless they sound to be in good hands mate... cheers

theres nth much u can do abt but keep an eye on her... hope fully a molt would occur...by thenhopefully the lump would clear off...of course you wouldnt expect all of it to go away... so theres nth much you can really do...just keep a watch an her... keep your fingers crossed... and hope for the...