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Picture 2 is a typically Lasiodora parahybana :D But the one on the first picture does not look like a Lasiodora parahybana. The band around the carapace is white. If it was a LP it should have the same color as the one on picture 2 ;)

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IMO. I don´t think it´s a LP. What is the red thing on it´s carapace on picture 4 ?? Definitely not something LP´s have ;) Other then that, i´m clueless :wicked:

My mom bought a C. cyaneopubescens sling a month ago. Her first T :D I´m taking the general care of it, because my dad hates spiders hehehe {D I agree on the Grammastola, but don´t let her buy a G. rosea sling(IMHO). They are sweet and easy to keep, but they grow super, super, super slow...

My 0.1 Chilobrachys fimbriatus juve with adult B. dubai Enjoy!

Here is a few you can use ;) 0.1 Lasiodora parahybana bad day 0.1 Lasiodora parahybana B. smithi just moltet Enjoy

I can only agree on using live plants in your enclosure. Allmost all of my T´s have live plants, and some are webbed up pretty neat and still going strong ;) I use a piece of natural bark and some kind of wax plant? http://www.insectgeeks.com/user/gallery/album/name_SpiderDane/album_1225/...

Hehe. Otherwise congrats with your molts :D

Hey and welcome to the board :) It sounds reasonable enough for a Lasiodora parahybana or klugi :D For your problem with the gallons, then google is your friend ;) Try: gallons to liters converter :) If you use the search function then you can find allot of care sheets :D

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i would say C. fimbriatus :clap: Very underrated spider! Simply amazing webbing. I have my juvenile 0.1 i low substrate enclosure with a shelter. The shelter was a waste in my case. She webbed up the entrance, and have made a impressive tunnel web that covers the hole enclosure :D

I would say C. fimbriatus! Very underrated IMO. My juve female is quickly getting my favorite :D Big attitude and some serious tunnel webbing :clap: Nice eaters and all ways good for thread posture :) The only thing i really need is a good care-sheet! Can´t seem to find anywere :o

I actually have a split :eek: I can´t figure out whatever my female L. parahybana or my newly acquired juve female C. fimbriatus should have the first place. My L. parahybana has a very bad temper. She attacks everything that moves i her enclosure and drags it back in, that includes tongs...

The big molt is 5.1" in the same position as in the picture :) I don´t know the age of her, but she wasn't mature when it got her. I got her about 1 month before she molted that molt :) She hasn't molted since thou :cool:

Well here´s a pic of my female L. parahybana. Thats ONE molt ;P I keep my T´s at around 68-77 degrees F :) click on image to see it bigger

My Sericopelma sp. "rubronitens" did the same thing a few months ago {D The sac was not fertile, and all the eggs were black :barf: I see it as a sign that she is happy with her home :D Sorry if my english isn´t the best, but its my secondary language

How about a 1" P. irminia for 99.99 ? Thats insane!!!

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Depends on the ventilation, temperature and how much substrate you have ;) Again. A picture wont hurt a bit :)

:wall: Your right. Sorry about that. :)