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Hey all, I mated my female G. rosea quite a few years back and got an eggsac about 6 months later that was somewhat successful (was a first attempt). She is looking a little plump now that it's spring and is getting warmer, have been feeding her well, but still she looks a little bigger than she...

Will check it out, thank you!:D

Have never kept a true spider before, have had a few different types of tarantula, and I am interested in keeping a species of jumping spider to study, possibly breed. anyone have a suggestion for a spp. that may be easy to care for or that is fairly easy to breed, and big enough to see well? {D

would help to see the other side of the molt, but from this image i would say female :p

once had a b. albop sling that did the exact same thing... then one day there was a molt! lol when a T doesnt eat usually it has a reason.. if they are hungry they will eat dont worry!

when i bred my G. rosea i put the male in one of those small critter containers (plastic, slotted top) and left him in her tank for about a day or maybe two, when he was calm i let him out and it worked great GL!

i'm gonna say male on this one... but a closer pic may be helpful

female!.............

def a female;P

looks like a female to me!

i would say to put something like a. avic. in there... i had a male who did better in humidity, although they are climbers and tend to web a little, but the idea would be great for an avic sp. that enjoys humidity if it were a higher tank with climbing abilities{D

may be easier to ID or answer your question if you had a pic. post one when she arrives{D

i was wondering if anyone knew if breeding Chromatopelma cyanopubescens (GBB's) is difficult? i've heard they're skittish. are they aggressive?

Poecilotheria sp. are said to have a real nasty bite. and OBT's are likely to bite you, but the venom isnt likely to have long-lasting effects on your nervous system like what i've heard about Poecilotheria sp... my choice would be the OBT, but i like terrestrials better and really bright...

you should wait until after the next molt. i've heard that mating T's does shorten their lifespan, but it hasnt been proved i dont think.

my Grammastola rosea and my Brachypelma vagans both do extremely well in low humidity. just an open water dish

you should try Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (GBB)... beautiful coloration, nice size, and not too aggressive. i've been looking into getting one ;P

i've read that roaches are A LOT easier to breed than crix.. i've also been considering replacing crix with roaches.

you might want to try making more holes. just to see if that's it. but i've had slings do that, maybe just for fun;P

well as long as the sling looks healthy. i really wouldnt worry about it!