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They mature that fast huh. 1 1/2 years. I have a mature B. Vagan also:wall: .

UPDATE.. Mealworm was lost in cage, I did not know it was there. So I was not feeding it prior to molt. I had been watching a large amount of webbing and knew it was up to something. Seems it may have been dehidrated. I have a water dish in cage but it doesn't go to it. So I sprayed a few...

I ran a search and found nothing on this. Just from alleged injuries only(bad molts) Is it normal after a fresh molt to have oozing or bleeding from legs and/or body. My GBB molted and had a mealworm beetle in the cage by it in it web and I saw 2 blood drops. One on leg the other on...

Question? Do or will you get bit when they stop moving or while they are moving? (I have not been bit YET). I don't normally handle my T's but when I have to (escapes or cleaning) I am O.K. with them walking over my hands, but when they stop moving I get the Heebeegeebees:eek: .

My 5" L. Parahybana will attack water until it plunges into the dish then it all over. Also likes to rip tongs from my finger tips when I pull the dish out to clean, the first time that happened I pretty much crapped my pants. My 3" N. chromatus also like to attack water drops and threat...

If it molted a week ago, maybe it lost a fang through the molt. Is it visible to tell if it did or not. If it has it's fangs don't worry, just keep putting in dead crix every other day or so, and removing any that aren't eaten by the next day. Eventually it will eat if it's hungry. My...

Just just an update. My Rosie just molted and now has 8 full legs:clap: . A day later my mystery T molted and is now the same color but bigger:D . and my curly hair sling has just molted. Now for the other 5 to do a little bit of growing. Everyone was right, when you get a couple of T's you...

My B. vagan, and L. Parahybana are both petholes (each 2" in size) Both have sealed themselved in. My 1.5" C. Facinatum has burrowed but my 1.5" GBB stays out in open. Patience in definately a must.:)

Actually if you keep the choco in with the substrate it will burrow and then you won't have a problem with it coming up when you open it. Plus it is safer for the T. I have 6 slings now and all have stayed in there burrows when I open to feed. Except my GBB, it stays on top and pounces on...

:? I noticed all you roach lovers are from states that have snow in the winter, right? What about us Floridians? I am very nervous about roaches as they won't have the cold to kill them off if they escape. The only foolproof way to keep roaches out is to not bring them in. I have lost...

Haha, Nerri, My B. Albopilsoum is like 1/4 inch. When I look inside it's container I have a hard time finding it right away. So far feeding them is not a problem, except for the tiny Albopilsoum. My GBB got wired and shot out today when I opened it's container for feeding. :eek: Gave...

Well here's an update of the "real" G. Rosea I bought the next week. It only has 6 legs right now so after a molt I hope to see more. I didn't realize the legs were missinig until the next day. I still have the scofra or whatever it is also...

Just a question since I am new to T's, but wouldn't rehousing it cause even more stress to it and further it's decline?:? Just a thought. But good luck. I hope for the best.

Wow just tried a feed for my new babes, and my GBB tried to attack the tweezers I used to feed a 1/4" cricket to it:eek: . That sucker was mean, and defensive, or very hungry. My L. Parahybana is very laid back but busy rearanging things to it's liking. The others aren't hungry yet. Is it...

I just received my first sling's. L. Parahybana C. Cyaneopeubescens Nhandu cromatus B. Vagan B. Albopilsoum C. Fascinatum Holy Cow those suckers are tiny (under 1 1/2") They look so fragile. I can't wait til they get bigger, then I won't be so worried about screwing up with rearing...

:? Where did woodchips come from? I thought we were talking about allergies to T's. LOL Did I miss something?:confused:

Ahh, so I'm not the only one that has seen this. Mine did the same thing when my wife was holding it. I freaked and told her to close her eyes and hold her breathe so the hairs wouldn't get in them but there were no hairs flicked. She thought I was nuts.:}

Ouch, the guy is asking an honest question. He states he bought it as an H. Lavidium, so he asumed the sales person had a clue about what they were selling. Cut him some slack. Anyhow, can you get a closer shot of it Steelweb?

Oh I did spell it wrong:8o It is C. Fasciatum (Costa Rican Tigerrump), and I found info when I spelled it right. Thanks. I feel like such a dingdong.

I did a search but could not find any info on this species. Can anyone help me? Are they fast? I thought I read somewhere they are not agressive but scittish. Thanks in advance.