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I have a couple of Avicularia avicularia. I belive they are the easiest to move from enclosure to enclosure I have, except Grammostola rosea. I don`t hadle my tarantulas, but the gentle stroll of my avic`s invite me to it :) Pretty tarantulas, with decorative hides. Regards Robin

Thank you Becky :D No, Its natural clay mixed with a little peat. I think the humidity in that enclosure is about 80% relative humidity. Regards Robin

I would let them borrow, just "help" them to burrow where you want, and you can still watch them ;) With this setup, my Citharischius crawshayi have never been agressiv or defensive. If I scare it, it just runs down her safe burrow :) And I think it`s interesting to see them do "their...

Hi! I use lots of moss,stones and roots from the nature in my enclosures. I have never experienced a problem with this. I usually put things in the deep freezer 1 or 2 days before I use them, but since I live in norway, I thinks most of the beasts will survive this anyway. Never...

This is how I rehoused my Aphonopelma seemanni. Alot of substrate already removed. Using gloves this time, hate those urticating hairs Here she is In her transport box In her new enclosure

My P.murinus usually slaps my forceps when I disturb her. One time, my female L.parahybana went crazy and decided to take her meal with brute force, when I was "hand feeding" her. I was shocked about how strong she actually was. Felt like someone tried to snatch it out of my hands. :P Regards...

I have experienced something similar. As you can see in the picture, she has grabed the roach with her fangs, without the posibility to penetrate it :P After some struggeling, she got a better grip, and the roach ended up as a little bolus :)

My collection Acanthoscurria 0.1.1 geniculata Avicularia 0.1.0 avicularia 1.0.0 metallica Chilobrachys 0.0.1 andersoni 0.0.1 breviceps 0.0.1 fimbriatus 0.0.1 huahini 0.0.1 sp.burmese Chromatopelma 0.0.1 cyaneopubescens Citharischius 0.0.1 crawshayi Cyriopagopus...

Say hello to Jesus :P http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e305/_Nagash_/?action=view&current=Aviculariaavicularia.flv This is NOT my movie

Avicularia avicularia egg sac :D HI! Some weeks ago, I tried to mate my Avicularia avicularia female with a borrowed male. It went very well, and after about 3-5 days, she dropped a sac. On Saturday night, I colud not control my curiosity any more, and decided to pull the sac. Her burrow...

The male is to old to mate, when the female react to him like this ;) I don`t think the female can be to old to mate, before she dies.

Amanda Thsi was realy funny to read about! Wish my L.parahybana was this nice, instead of just flipping around the waterdish 5 minutes after I have changed it :( Greets Robin

If I had that limit, I would choose to exceed it :D *sorry* Here is alot of info about P.murinus http://venomlist.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10985 It`s a hard choice, becase they are both one of my favorites, but I think P.murinus. Greets Robin

This is how i keep my P.regalis http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=87669

No harm done,she just treatened me, but she promised to kill my camera :P

This little cutie i bought 3 days ago. It is about 1". I tried to feed her, when she suddenly decided that i was a much better meal than the mealworm :P

Hey! Beautiful spiders Becky! greets Robin

Thanks :D The plants and the moss are natural. The moss helps keeping the humidity high, but requires misting to remain green and beautiful. I am afraid the plants will die in lack of light, but time will tell. Greets Robin

Thanks alot all of you! It`s funny with so nice replies :) Midnightrdr456 Yes, the plants are real. I`m a little bit worried about them, because i suck to care about plants :P

Pictures of my new P.rgalis enclosure. The occupant :P Greetings Robin