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My A anax molted yesterday afternoon

the substrate i think is best (in my opinion) to use and i use it for all my tarantulas is coconut fiber.

I have had her/her for a little over a month, I found back in April and, there was no storm or rain that day or the day before. Though I found her out on the the grass near some bushes that I had recently watered. So I could have accidentally flooded her burrow. But any way thanks and I will...

This some what on topic but is it common to a find a wandering immature female/or male texas tan tarantula in the wild because found an immature Texas tan wandering on my back porch. I think it's a female. I live near Denton, Tx Thanks, Jason

sorry again, :wall:not the thorax, i am getting my insects and spider body parts mixed up

It is normale for adult male tarantulas to have abdomen the same size as there thorax. ---------- Post added at 04:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:43 PM ---------- sorry, i meant carapace on thorax

i agree with you

did he have the two hooks on his legs when you bought him because if it was a mature male they have been reportedly to molt which no mature males should do bot G. rosea is a "biological oddity". Also you might want to check if he still has his matting organs on the end of his pedipalps because...

that GBB is a beauty

thanks for all the replies and i think i am going to take my chances with one or two spiderlings instead of a sexed female.

Hello I am new to this board, but I have plenty of experience with tarantulas though. I had a question about female P. Metallica pricing thought. I am look at a 2-2.5 inch female. Thanks