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Congrats paul is awesome and will have my business for life!!!

i agree. I had a B. smithi eat a gbb this way havent used one since

your good i do it often im just getting used to those names instead of abdomen etc. i was just caught off gaurd and wanted clarification myself.

Do P. cambridgei have a fast growth rate? I got a 1.5 sling on feb. 20th. Its molted twice in my care. On the 19th of march and the 8th of may. In each molt its grown an inch. Its now three and a half inches and has grown much faster than any of my other t's. Temps run 72%-82% with a constant of...

did u mean prosoma? Opisthosoma is where the spinnerets are attached. I not for sure exactly where the glands are but one would think they would be attached to the spinnerets.

sad but so true

I had my grandaughter over for the weekend. Her other grandparents dropped her off . After entering the t room she said omg gotta get out of here. Not a big deal some people cant handle them its cool. A few days after dropping the grandbaby back off srs shows up at our door. The fricking lady...

I buy the clear gallon sized containers from walmart. You can pick them up for a couple bucks. If you want to spend more money they have fancier ones.

P. vittata 2.5" confirmed male. Kinda sucks he's a male but maybe I can find a date for him when he matures out.

Do you have pics of it's palps? If it's a male which it look like it to me and it's mature like you said it should have bulbous pedipalps. Don't think this species hooks out.

Would pulling a sac when the eggs are that undeveloped reduce their chances of survival for lack of not having their mother to spin the sac.

Orphnaecus sp. blue Unsexed 2" O. sp. blue. Pretty quick little bugger.

P. parvula Here a few pics of spazz my P. parvula. I love the colors!

Orphnaecus sp. blue. That pic was taken with the flash. Without it its not quite that bright. I also might want to add that the pic was taken about 10 days after a molt.

I love them all but these two are awesome.

Wish i could. The t is in premolt. Its webbed itself in the skull. Is it the distance between the two sets of book lungs that makes you think this? I didn't really see a patch of hair or the typical dot so i assumed it's a female. I will post pics of the exuvuim when it molts.

And a few more pics.

Starting my own picture thread figured i would start with my P. murinus. 4" suspect female.

Im sure most of Venezuela's humidity is around 70%. However the desert region that GBB's are from is not. Most basic care sheets will explain this.

How long is not so long ago. And need a little more info. Temps, humidity, what feeders are u using was the t in a death curl. Things of that nature would help. She was alive yesterday and today she isnt just dont give anyone much to go off of.