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I agree with everyone else. Those pics don't look underwater, Becca is right. I've had lots of fish in my day and never said air bubbles sticking to the glass and not floating to the surface, its air. But is he right, can a species actually swim??? and not sink to the bottom like this spider...

that is one of the craziess spiders stories I've hear haha. that so nuts.

Here are a bunch fo my favorites: Care sheets & General Care: http://www.atshq.org/articles/Caresheet.pdf http://spiderchemist.tripod.com//index.html Sexing: http://atshq.org/articles/sexing.pdf All About Baboons: http://www.baboonspiders.de/html_en/news.html Its a...

They other thing I hear about plants in an enclosure is that it is good to keep them in the pots they come in. They seem to die if taken out and planting in the substrate. Just a heads up!!!

Hey Guys, I hope you keep updating this post. I really wanna know what it turns out too be!!!!!

I agree with Pandora about the misting and humidity advice. I do the same with mine. Misting the ones from Indian, SE Asia and such a little more then the other tropical ones. I would't say I spray more then once a week though. For slings, I think they get all the moisture they need from...

They have a golden skin on their rumps. We'll at least mine does. Che che che Chek it out...

My little sling does the exact same thing. I would get nervous that the borrow had caved in on the spider and I would dig the thing up just to find its fine and in a webbed "cave". Anyway I think its pretty common this these species. They are borrowers and love staying down deep in the substrate.

yeah she love the open space. At night she usually does laps of the place. She also lays these long strands of silk, runners I call them back and forth throughout the inclosure. On the ground and some are right off the ground. Its' pretty cool.

Here is my 4' inch Haplopelma sp. "Vietnam"

I believe there is 2.4 cm in an inch.

Nice collection you got there. Very daring with the holding of the OBT. But I have heard that tarantulas have attitudes too. Some you can hold and others you can't of the same species.

Wow, thats a great shot of the Colbalt. I would have pooped!!! I dream of a spider room as nice as yours!

Here are a couple more. P.regalis - 3" H.maculata - 4"

Here are a couple of new pics of my newer stuff. minus the PZB!!! Here's what they are: Chilobrachys fimbriatus - 2" Citharishius crawshayi - 3/4" Eupalaestrus campestratus - 6" Haplopelma sp. "Vietnam" - 4" Paraphysa scofra - 3"

Well whatever you do, you better make it the most beautiful enclosure you've ever seen. One that you never wanna take your eyes off of, or maybe even one that you like too look at more than the spider. Cuz I hear they are pet holes!!!!! haha I want one too though haha

Good choice on the smithi. Its good because its a better beginner and less aggresive then the couple others you've mention, plus its beautiful. Good call on the Togo too!! Not good for a beginner.

No joke...... I have a 6' E.campestratus in a 48 gallon tank!!!!!!!!!!!! I know I'm crazy but she was my first and I felt bad for the thing being in a little container. So I wanted it to be in a big, "natural" setting. I still to this day hae problems about putting them in little...

Likey, Likey Yeah thats a great setup you got there. She'll love it I'm sure!!! Did you have to glue that stuff to the back of the aquarium or am I looking at a top view????

Mine happened on a cool Canadian morning, Jan. 22 2006. I had awoken early in the morning, around 7:04 and I went to drain one. Before I went back to bed to check a few more winks, I looked in the H.maculata setup too see how she was. I had only gotten her the night before so I was excited to...