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Thank you very much on response.. To be honest, she looked blacker at the show. I just thought she needed to molt. Once I got home, I saw this dark brown colour, and got really worried... In person she is a bit more darker then in this picture with flash..But it really got my mind going...

Sold to me as G. pulchra female. She is about 4 inches.

She is ok. Possibly premolt.

+1 I even have the channel but I`m from a different region so I can`t see the show.

Simply beautiful :) :drool: I still have to get my first centipede, but dont know wich...

Depends on the size of the T and the size of the prey. Usually, you can remove the bolus next day.

Grats, and goodluck :) really nice looking Ts!

Are there maybe episodes online for us guys from europe? I would really like to see it, loved the promo! We got discovery science, but europian version...

+1 Dont cross him off just cause of that. Also people like to egzagerate when they say they have some kind of phobia. If he can function normally and rationally around Ts he should be fine. He may not like spiders and he doesnt adore them, but it doesnt mean he is arachnophobic. I also...

A. geniculata or N. chromatus But from listed Ts I would go with L. parahybana.

Only water source I give my roaches are from fruits..but it seems it was enough to "invite" some of the mites..Now I wonder if I should be worried about those few I saw or not

Nice timing on the thread revival, since I got a question also. I just noticed that there are some white dots moving on my roach colony walls..I havent noticed this before, since it was a different colour before.. I dont see any on the egg carton( although I could be missing them cause of the...

Tarantula poo :)

Thank you! And yeah, they do look a bit OBTish as slings :)

Really nice to see those slings! And their mom looks great also. Im thinking about getting one of those for my birthday.. Could you give some more info on the E. olivacea? How do they behave? I heard that they can be a bit nervous like P. irminia.. Also, I have read that they are semi-arboreal...

Thank you all for the answers. She is aprox. 5 inches atm.. and I may try to breed if there will be a male available where I live. If not, then I guess she will have to wait for the next molt :) I also thought that mature P.metallicas are a bit smaller then the rest of the poecilotherias...

I used the search function, but I haven`t found the answer to this question..or I`m blind from how sleepy I am :) What is the average size for the P. metallica adult female? The thing is, I had a bit of a luck that my single P.metallica sling turned out to be female, and today she surprised...

Does anyone have any more info on them? Behaviour, adult size, growth rate etc.?

If you like brachypelmas, B. albiceps

Ty all for the comments :)