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Certainly a positive however not something I really have the time for. Does anyone know how long a T.blondi male can remain fertile after final moult?

Again depends on food - I've never ever had a problem with this. I think 2-3 instar is fine, whenever they want to start digging and having space of their own. You feed them well and they are all happy together for a long time, same with most Ts. So unfortunately bad news they are infertile.

Yes many times, if you feed a frozen mouse(thawed and warmed slightly on radiator), she will allow spiderlings to feast after has saturated in digestive juices. Of course with crickets it's quite difficult, better with much larger feast

Well, I think not so good news. None have sprouted legs yet and most are turning black so I can only assume infertile. Real shame! Hi Miranda, In my experience none of spiderlings will cannibalise if fed well from 1st instar. Referring to above, when they are nymphs they may suckle on very...

How long did they take to grow legs?

Well here they are.. i've pulled 20 that had gone bad..6-7 weeks and no legs yet and colour looks a bit off... what do others think?

Ok it's been certainly 3 weeks since she laid the eggsac. She is guarding Worth taking away from female to incubate now? @Thistles @cold blood @louise f She's been quite protective towering over eggsac undisturbed so all looks healthy

Latest photo..

If I have no idea when she laid the eggs...could be days or weeks, any advice on how I could tell whether EWL / when I should pull the eggsac? Naturally it's a rather precious one being genuine T.blondi

Latest photos attached from underground burrow - now great I know.

Great! Thanks for the advice I shall have a good think about it really caught me unprepared!

To my surprise my female T.blondi(yes the real one!) laid an egg sac in the last few weeks.. I have a jungle like tank with a deep burrow so hardly see her. I mated her a few months ago but didn’t think much of it as male wasn’t that fresh but kept him very cold until female was mature...

Hi there, It is launched worldwide all at the same time. iPhone doesn't prompt you to update, you have to open up the App Store App on your iPhone and click the updates tab. If it doesn't appear there, try searching the AppStore for iTarantula and click update. You will probably need to be on...

iTarantula App for the iPhone v1.15 is now live! New - Added 49 more species, now totalling 109 and growing every 2-3 weeks. - Search by Author - The individual who first described the species - Share a screenshot of your My Spiders List with your friends on Facebook - Added Unknown Gender to...

Pleasure, enjoy! Another update posted today fixing a small bug.

iTarantula Android version 1.15 now live. Contains 109 species of Tarantula and growing every month. Bug Fixes - Sort by scientific name now sorting species properly - Database errors - countries, colours, species corrections...

Hey Guys, iTarantula for Android has finally been launched https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.itarantula.itarantula

We need solid scientific evidence of this..

Right, its Arana Polita time again aka Chicken Spider of Manu region of Peru. There seems to be no end to this topic, again alluded to in the latest BTS journal. I need more information for our database. I know everyone is dying to see an official listing of this species, I for one support this...

That's great, thanks for your suggestions, I will schedule them all for various releases. Please leave rating and a short review on the App store link above by clicking Reviews and Write Review