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Only looked back on this now,chase it is a p.tigrinawessli!

@volcanopele thanks anyway,,I'll be transferring her soon into a bigger enclosure with lighting,I Should be able to get a good look at her then

@volcanopele There's a new thread up with an underside picture Thanks in advance !

Another picture of the pokie,still not sure on breed

@volcanopele I'll get one now

@KezyGLA there's no Yellow,I was thinking that too

I've a baboon sling here,not too sure what she is ,any help?

That's the pokie,I'm not too sure what she is,I've never had pokies before so I'm not too good at ID'ing them

It may take 1-2 weeks depending on size,and other factors,try not to offer it food as crickets running around will just stress her out:)

Post a picture of the enclosure she's in,maybe there's not enough cover for her,maybe there's not enough substrate? There's a good few things that can cause this :coffee:

Usually with my slings I'd keep them at a slightly higher humidity,to help with molting and what not.For example my gbb sling was kept at 55-65% humidity,as a sling,he's now kept at 40-50% being a juvenile at this point,slightly higher temps also work well for slings,raising metabolism,growth...

As above,I'm looking to breed some of my Ts :coffee:

Measurement,from my knowledge would be from as you said ,tip of front leg to tip of back leg,with legs expanded,at full length,so my G.rosea (chillie rose),would be 4" at resting size,whereas at full leg span 5.5" Hope this helps :coffee:

Females,with the proper care can live up to 20-25 years,even 30 in some cases,it's still some what undetermined what the average lifespan is due to the fact that they only really became popular back in the early 90's after the Chilean dictator fell and the borders were opened to eager...

I think it's just different personalities that Ts have,for,instance,my obt mature male has always been docile,very quick but has never once thrown up a threat pose,and also some slings tend to be very skittish as young I can wear off as they get bigger or it doesn't in the case of my...

My h.lividum recently molted so I've transferred her(I'm pretty sure it's a she if my sexing is correct),into a new enclosure,it went pretty smoothly seen as she's my most defensive(and fastest) T,after i coaxed her in I got sme pictures if her,I've a previous pic from a year ago...

Did it die recently?how old was it?

How old is your oldest T?,and who has the OLDEST T?,I've heard of ones on the 20 mark but never heard of anything over that,Mine is probably around 4-5years-grammostola rosea

I've read on a few articles that they are the same species just different colour form,bt then again on some spider shops on the Internet they label them separately? ---------- Post added 04-14-2014 at 06:28 PM ---------- I believe they are the same species but just for clarification

It's best to just leave it in there,If you go in and start messin up its den it'll only cause stress to it,and if its a baby like you said I'd wait about 6-7 days after it molted to start feeding it again,just to be safe.The tank should be 4-5 x the length of te spider ,3-4x width and 3x the...