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Very pretty pede.

Here is a pic of My Female P Striata. If it helps.

Gorgeous gecko. One of my favorites.

You can use Vaseline for the time being. :wink:

A. geniculata molted. Could have sworn he was a she.

It was just an enclosure I had lying around. I housed her in a 10 gallon and covered 80% of the cover with saran wrap.

I agree that those that go for the screenvents are usually terrestrial. I am glad I caught her before she escaped :biggrin: It would not have ended well having 2 cats.

Don't underestimate their ability to find a way out when they want to. There is a photo in the Tarantula Keepers Guide showing what a big parahybana did to a screen top. I heard noices at around 3 am and there it was. The noise was my big girl Lp destroying the screen of one of the vents...

I do too. The slings I recieved from you are doing great by the way.

Hello everyone. If for some reason anyone has tried to contact me, I haven't been able to recieve your messages. I will be renewing my membership shortly. That way I don't have to delete any of my old messages. Angel

Gorgeous photos! Amazing :)

P.striata it is :)

There is an article discussing how foxes have been domesticated in Russia.

Just felt like sharing ;) 10 plumpy B. sabolusum slings. Very well cared for by Catfishrod and full of life. They almost resemble miniature Aphopelmas with fat rumps. I'm very pleased. Not the best pics.

c.fimbriatus is "Flash Gordon" fast :biggrin:

I asked myself the same question. My obts are either under or above the ground.

Chilobrachys are very fast. http://youtu.be/wy2IJ_UIIpo

Thanks for your help guys.

I always knew that she wasn't p.regalis.

Thanks Chad I will do that tonight.