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---------- Post added 05-25-2012 at 11:26 AM ---------- [/COLOR] Thanks for the info! When i get home from work i'll take a closer look. I wondered the same thing but didn't see much on Carparachne aureoflava, so figured it may be a dead latin name, or inaccurate. Hopefully i can get...

So, today i just so happened to get ahold of what looks like a "white lady spider" (leucorchestris arenicola)? I'm not exactly an expert on true spiders.. I was told that the spider was brought in from Africa or the Middle East, and that the people had no clue what it was... So i bought it...

I was thinking dyscolus also. Definitely not a subfusca, or any pokie!

what was it sold as?? looks like it could be chilobrachys or maybe selenocosmia/selenobrachys?

Hey guys, can you change my name to "Tarantula_Tamer".. Thanks!

Those are some very pretty slings! congrats.

Thanks for the better non-phone pics Ryan. I wish everyone could have seen your face in the first picture!!!

These guys waste no time on munching on a cricket... They all took one right away. 20 minutes or so after putting the cricket in, the only think left was either a leg or a wing...

its a girl

female for sure

I'd say definitely some type of caterpillar..

Thats cool. Awesome to see the calicos, sheephead and rays in their natural habitat!

Those are pretty rad! Nice work.

That was quick! :sarcasm: See you soon Gretchen!

It also depends on what size enclosure your sling is in. I usually do one cricket at a time, if the T hasn't eaten the cricket within an hour or so i remove the cricket. I feed a lot of my slings 2 to 3 times a week, depending on size, abdomen size and sex.

Sort of looks like a gonopore

So why do you want to increase humidity? you can mist half of the substrate, or less, and provide a water bowl. whats the humidity like in the room?? And they can handle a little bit of moisture in the substrate.

Hopefully she got a good amount actually in the sac, goodluck!

That might be how it goes with the elegans.. Seems to happen a lot with incei! Congrats on the sacs!