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mmm pokies are good, or an a. avic...you could probably even house a few pokies in one enclosure....

Can someone please explain some basic pointers in breeding to me? I dont quite know how to go about it....and I feel a little sheepish:?

Greenbottle Blue (Chromatopelma cyanopubescens) Type: New World Terrestrial Diet Spiderlings: Pinhead Crickets and Flightless Fruit Flies. Larger Specimens: Crickets, Mealworms, Superworms or a Pinky Mouse thrown in for variety. Full Grown Size: 6 Inches Growth: Medium...

I just mentioned that because 9 being a little ignoramus) the guys at the pet store told me to do that, not that I did that for my own little guys but....i dont think with regular changing it would promote disease..would it??hmm

I think that they would be the same as any sling...... pinheads and mealworms are ok for food. a pinhead a week is what i feed my spiderlings.......try putting a shallow water dish with cotton in it so they dont drown..(like a water bottle cap)..;) mind you I am not an expert, and someone will...

i dont know how you guys manage with all those critters ;) i have a little menagerie: 0.0.4 G. roseas ( all spiderlings) 0.0.1. Lampropeltis triangulum ( milk snake) lots and lots of mice dogs 1. alaskan husky/malamute 1 rottie/malamute cross 1 lapsu/poodle cross ( almost 16 yrs...

I remember when I first 'graduated' tanks, and put cedric in the larger container, I forgot to check and makes sure there were no large holes on the top.... LOL unfortunately for me, he escaped..:eek: ... My roomate at the time told me I had a minimum of two hours to find it or I had to pack up...

which is the most docile of all the above suggested kinds? ( knowing that they arent cuddly pets, its not like i am going to invite them to sleep in my bed with me...) but you know what I am saying...

Most people i know look at me funny and say that they are never going to come over, and if they see it they will kill it.....luckily I live by myself and dont have to worry about anyone else.....

its still a spiderling right now, maybe the size of a Toonie ($2 coin if you arent from Cnda) with legs extended....it's in a litre (approx) atrium its hasnt molted nor ate in about 4 - 5 months

I dont ever mist the enclosure, though I have been told that this is both beneficial and detrimental to the health of the spiderling....As it stands right now, the top inch of the substrate is bone dry, though the rest still looks moist. I leave it like this, though I believe I may have to...

C'est une citation de Voltaire. ...Je pense que c'est très enclin.. Anaconda --- would it be helpful to fill the bottom inch of the tank with sterilized gravel or egg crate to reduce moisture? this was suggested to me by a girlfriend that has lizards, and I didnt think that it would work with...

i have never heard of the mirror patch before. what exactly is the meaning of it/what is it for??

I just seem to be brimming full of questions today....Just went to check on my G. rosea, and noticed that on the upperside of the abdomen the skin looks to be very flaky and dry. ( I have never previously seen it like this before) Is this an indication that it is ready to molt, or in pre-molt...

i guess that goes to show my ignorance I always assumed that they had to be kept in individual containers...would you recommend glass or plastic tanks?? this question has been worrying me for some time, in a big debate about that with all my other crawlies.....:?

I've long been fascinated by scorpions, but unfortunately I'm too uneducated about them and their care to justify me getting one...Is their a particular kind that you can recommend for a beginer, and a good site for care tips?? There are sooo many out there and so many varying opinions that any...

Thank you!! I hadnt seen that one before :8o

Anyone out there know of a place in the Western coast of Canada to order anthropods etc. that isnt through a pet store????

Anyone know of or have pics of Xenesthis immanis or Aphonopelma sp.....Really curious to see or hear more about them... only known species to share their burrows with small frogs without attacking them. Perfect symbiotic relationship.....:?

yes, he's molted twice, though that was in the first few months of me having him. I'm trying the lamp just to get his metabolism up...it's worth a try for a little while at any rate. He was in a group of about 35 t's, and so far, having checked on the progress of the other spiderlings, he's a...