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weird, my big girl peacefully leaves her burrow every time i flood her

Ah, no, that's not me, that's different Marijan. People often confuse 2 of us :hilarious: You can add me on FB tho, and we can trade from time to time if you want click

nay yay

yep, him :D

we don't really have big breeders sadly(or hopefully), biggest one moved to Germany year and a half ago, whats left is few of us that breeds for hobby in small scale

I have no idea in what stage this law is, i remember reading it up few months ago, but no news from then whatsoever. If actual ban takes place it will be the last straw and i'm immedietely moving out of Croatia

P. pulcher/irminia?

that's MM, you can see emboli on 1st pic

Cricks are not strong enough to make holes in the web, this is all T's doing. They often put substrate on their webs and it's called "dirt curtains" in hobby term.

what kind of jelly we are you talking about? i though only jelly used in invert feed is water jelly/crystals which isn't really needed but to each his own i guess. Is yours something different?

Lats, i use them for EVERYTING except 6"+ spiders. Nothing refuses them. Easy to breed, eat everything i put in their bin, easy to sell the excess amounts, no smell. I can't think of most perfect food than them

S. calcs are fairly easy to breed, BUT, be careful when removing male from enclosure. To be honest when i paired mine i kinda wished she chomped him down after pairing so i dont need to think about getting him out. My experience with breeding defensive arboreals tought me valuable lesson of...

Transfers, especially terrestrials that have nasty hairs. unless i wear hazmat suit i'm full of blisters

maybe he burrowed himself and couldn't unburrow after moulting

there was similar thread 1-2 weeks ago about this topic, go to page 2 or 3 and search there @Moakmeister

Centipedes and milipedes are myriapoda, invertabrates is too vague

it's super hard to tell when pokies will mature, some mature as big as 3", others can mature at 6". It's a lottery

what exactly are you feeding them?