Update, its been over 24 hrs since i set up enclosure exactly like was said, she is sitting(standing normally) with abdomen resting on substrate. Ill post if any changes, again, thanks for everything!!!!
Thank you Keith for all the time youve put into this. As stated I will change enclosure tomorrow, I will definitely post the results. I must say you have touched on something else though, I am a smoker also, I do not smoke in my T room, and I keep the door closed but who knows, this will be...
So I have put some thought into this and I have overflowed waterdish and will give this one more day to see if there are any changes in behavior. If after tomorrow there are no changes than I will switch enclosures to a 18 Long x 12 Deep x 7 High critter keeper, making sure the substrate is the...
Thanks she is beautiful, and this is second post about substrate, and dont get me wrong i appreciate the concern, but if you read my first post i was afraid this was a mite problem. This is fresh setup and i have another enclosure ready to be setup same way. You see i read in tarantula keepers...
Thank you for your time and advice, the substrate is dry and i dont mist this tarantula i posted pics of enclosure lid and water dish. Would love to discuss further after your review of pics.
thank you for your time and advice, this is very interesting. I am in Denton TX right now and here are some pics of top of enclosure and waterdish, but i am gonna play with this. Any further advice would be great!!
Thank you, for reply and yes I am aware of this behavior while eating and she has displayed the normal T eating stance while eating, but she is going on a week of standing like this. I have 30 T's for over a year now and have never experienced this behavior for so long. And yes thank you she is...
Hello I have question about my B. Smithi. I got it 2 months ago and it stood fine like a normal T., for past week it has been standing high not letting abdomen touch hide (when it is on top) or substrate. I have used search and cant find any info and searched web with no luck. I read in...
I found these little white specs in G.Pulcripes enclosure. it is small .25 inch sling. Can anyone identify please? Also they seem to be concentrated on it's webbing.
Thanks poec i for sure wont use it and i didn't dare use it without asking. So, cork bark is all you should use than, is this correct? Also what about sheet moss for avic enclosure?
Hi everyone, i bought some bark to make an enclosure for versicolor sling enclosure, it was to big so i broke it and noticed tree sap. My question is it bad for tarantulas? Not sure what kind of bark don't think it's cedar. I heard cedar was bad for t's.
I have been reading threads about feeding slings and there are many differant ways, especially feeding more after molting, ive also read tarantula keepers guide sections on power feeding. My question is, is it possible to over feed or will a sling refuse if its had its fill? Is there any way to...
i do not have a picture unfortunately and the sling is to small to tell if it was directly coming from fangs. The sling was climbing the side of the enclosure and there was a large drop starting to run down side and another drop forming. it has since come down off the side and haven't noticed -...
hi all. I juat got a chaco golden knee and when i got it home it was on side of enclosure excreteing a clear fluid from its mouth. it was quite a bit for such a little guy. my questions is, 1 is this venom and 2 is this normal. thanks for any help.
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Hi everyone my name is steve. i am new to the hobby and im happy to say after a few months of research, reading the tarantula keepers guide cover to cover, i am finally the proud papa of 2 spiderlings. i have a chaco golden knee and a mexican red knee. excited and looking forward to...
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