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I’m the same hate it when they moult , one of mine has moulted at the weekend, found a leg and abit of the Carspace outside the hide , but haven’t seen her , I’m itching to move the webbing to see how she is . Do hope your little old lady is ok . Keep us posted on how she gets on .I am always nervous around molting time, fearing worst case scenario and thinking something catastrophic will happen.
This is my first Tarantula. Dont know her exact age, but shes over 20 years old by my estimates based on when I rescued her.
Hoping it goes well.
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Don't move the webbing , let her come out on her own. Not worth the risk of an injury to her.I’m the same hate it when they moult , one of mine has moulted at the weekend, found a leg and abit of the Carspace outside the hide , but haven’t seen her , I’m itching to move the webbing to see how she is . Do hope your little old lady is ok . Keep us posted on how she gets on .
Actually I prefer not to venture that large. Or maybe it's just because of T. stirmi's setae. Maybe if a species didn't have the fire on earth setae but obtained that size I'd consider it.Grats on successful molt, Grammastola sure are stocky Ts.
Wish there’s was a T stirmi sized of each genus, g pulchripes biggest?baddest Grammy?
There a few as large, or larger and bulkier than pulchripes...iheringi and actaeon immediately come to mind.g pulchripes biggest?baddest Grammy
Are both in the hobby? I heard of first one had no idea it was that big .There a few larger, as larger and bulkier than pulchripes...iheringi and actaeon immediately come to mind.
Africa’s under constant wars so if there is anything bigger it’s not in the hobby . There are some 7-9” old worlds. Tho 9” is very rare, pokies as skinny but big.Actually I prefer not to venture that large. Or maybe it's just because of T. stirmi's setae. Maybe if a species didn't have the fire on earth setae but obtained that size I'd consider it.
Yes...and up to 8"Are both in the hobby? I heard of first one had no idea it was that big
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/fi...d-status-and-limitations.309924/#post-2818901My biggest is P ornata or striata