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SUCCESSFUL Female moulted 09.X.2004 and the first attempt was 20.XI.2004. Don’t know about male. She ate a few crickets before meeting. No other special. Humidity and temp the same as in the whole room. We put the male into the female cage, it’s quite big and there’s a lot of...

Didn't You made a mistake in a pic order? 3 & 4?

It would be great if You could post some photos here. I think it's rather unusual, but maybe we just didn't know about this :>

No :) From Your propositions B.boehmei will be kicker. Arboreal do not kick hairs, i had never seen grammostola kicking, and E.campestratus could kick but only in extreme situations i think

As for the G.aureostriata check this one http://home.insightbb.com/~deenak/tarantulas.htm But they are just regular Ts. Treat them like the most of Ts. Temp about 20-28C humidity obout 60-80%

Baku, E.campestratus is known as one of the most docile species :) But it grow very slow :/ But if I was Bpkid I'd take all of them

Disgusting. But maybe You should keep it, and wait what is going to transform to...

Touching her when she is going to molt very soon, or molting, is the worst thing you can do :/ Somtimes T are molting without rolling on back, or laying aside y... Now all You can do is waiting. Even if she is dying, there is nothig You can do now :( Don't touch her. Hope everything will be...

It could... but it's in russian :/ But i already fid a chapter in Tarantula Keeper's Guide. Thanks a lot

I've never heard of "bristles type" :8o Could You say somethig more? I'll be grateful for examples.

http://marcys.neostrada.pl Lots of pic. Have a nice time :)

"No urticating hairs on abdomen, but like it's enigmatic genus has urticating hairs on pedipalps!" :? Could someone explain it to me how does it works?? They are not kickin but punching ;) uriticating hairs? Do they have a bald pedipalps instead of abdomen? How does it looks like?

Angielski tak samo beznadziejny jak polski :) * *Your english sucks as much as Your polish :D