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Many years ago I used to feed my Salmon pink and rosehair small chunks of beef or chicken every now and then. I stopped because they were usually still feeding on it on the fourth day, and by then the meat was rotting and smelled horrible. :sick: To answer the initial question, both of the...

I got my G. rosea in 2003 as a fully grown adult. In all her molts since then, hasn't gotten any bigger. She's still kickin' and eating well. So, I'm guessing she's at least 30 years old. My L. parahybana was born in January 2007, making her just over 16 years old. She's still healthy and...

i found it here: http://gorillamask.net/mousespider.shtml i was thinking a blondi was gonna pop out...but it was a rosie!!! i really doubt that keeper is experienced...probably just some kid who bought it for the excitment. o well.

I've kept my old P. lugardi in denatured alcohol for the past 6 months. What I did was make a slit underneath the abdomen, remove the inners (hold you nose) and stuffed it with a little cotton. It was my first time doing it and I kinda did a messy job. I actually wished I just put it in the...

oh my god that pic is so awesome i almost puked. :eek: :worship: :worship: all you p. metallica owners suck! ;) (jelous)

pretty sure its a male :) but like everyone said, a molt will confirm it for sure, as i could be wrong.

very cool looking roach...its so awesome that there still could be all these incredible animals out there that humans still havent found. we're sending satellites out to find new planets and galaxies, but we still havent found everything on our own planet yet. the article on that b. smithi...

ooh i want that...tho it might not be as informationally intense as TKG, those pictures really tickle the senses :D :clap:

i find those little buggers in my bananas all the time, but since im so tough i just eat them along with the banana. if your into banana fritters, the eggsacks give the fried finished product a marvelous texture. ...yah just kidding. if you live in the states, i doubt they'll ever make it to...

i was just checking out www.botarby8s.com when i thought of this thread. the champion: at 1" <edit> --p. metallica. and the challenger: at 1.5" <edit> -- Singapore Blue (Cyriopagopus sp.).

just curious...what was the longest time a tarantula of yours' has gone without molting? the last time my female rosie molted was last august, beleive the 19th or something, so its been 15 months. once they hit maturity they tend to be selfish when it comes to molting, right? anyway, replies are...

yup...i agree :)

gonna be a beast real soon!!! nice pic :D :)

ouch!!! total respect for your bravery tho. :)

im pretty sure im not color blind or have some visual spectrum deficiency...but those legs are PURPLE :eek: :eek: beatiful tho :)

yah i was thinking the same thing. P.S. .............................you need to fatten her up :wicked: :wicked: ;)

nope...maybe for a day at most, and last time they were in my room were several weeks ago.

thanks for the replies guys. i dont think its my t's. its definetly the change in seasons, like monantony said. my mom will make any lame excuse to get animals out of the bedrooms. i do beleive i should change the substrate tho. not only that but its about time anyway...getting kinda stanky and...

ahhh...must be a knew method of taking down prey :wicked: well, hope all goes well, and into the abdomen too. :rolleyes: later.

so i went to my doc the other day, been havin some real bad asthma episodes. i keep my 2 Ts in my room, right besides my bed. im wondering if them being in my room has anything to do with my asthma. i really doubt it, but has anyone here had asmtha attacks possibley influnced by urticating...