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Very nice, thanks for sharing the video. Congrats!!

Yeah if there is no movement I would attempt to move it with forceps, if you see no reaction then it’s probably dead.

I have to agree with the majority, none of these are T’s I would “play” with or handle. Best of luck!

I generally try to keep my T room around 75f but there are times it’s dropped in the low 60’s overnight during the winter months. Tarantulas are tolerant of temp change as long as it’s not extreme and sudden. Also in the winter you could alway try placing plastic around the inside of the windows...

What a good looking T, I can't wait for my B. albiceps to come in this week.

I would say T. stirmi, I have a few in my collection and I always enjoy watching them. Good luck

I can defiantly relate, this is a place packed with a lot of great info. Kudos to everyone one here!!!

LOL this is crazy people would even think this would be an okay thing to do... The complete disregard for common sense is astonishing.

What a great looking tarantula!!! And some nice looking shots of it. I wish I would have done some of these timeline photos.

Oh okay, I was just making sure because I tried to reach out to swift a few weeks ago and never got a response, just wanted to make sure this was not something recent. Thank You! And to kinda swing the thread back on topic yes shipyourretiles.com is a great way to get the discount benefits of...

I knew about the tragedy that happened at Proexotics. But what happen with swift inverts? And did it happen recently?

LMAO!! Now if that's not a clear indication of not wanting to be touched I don't know what is... Wouldn't be nice if you were able to make it this obvious you didn't wanna be messed with today?? ;)

I'm in the same boat! Always wanting more, but sometimes the wanting is just as fun as having the T's. I've found taking my time and doing my research really pays off in the end.

I like the idea and design! God luck with them.

Did you just end up removing the eggs? Just out of curiosity has anyone had experience or heard of any type of parthenogenesis in arachnids?

I’ve had a female Psalmopoeus irminia lay an egg sac twice and guard it as though it was fertilized. Never did get around to securing her a male.

Very nice looking!! I like your setup too, good luck with it.

What an amazing animal to work with. They just get too big for my comfort level and then add in the venom aspect. No thanks I will watch from a great distance. Thanks for sharing and good luck!

Those are some good shots, nicely done.