green bottle blue questions

Luke Alexander

Arachnopeon
Joined
Jan 23, 2018
Messages
10
WOW! IT ATE FIRST DAY!?!? i have a one day rule where i wait at least day before feeding new additions because they need time to adjust but WOW it just went in there and took it down!?! thats amazing and i want one now
Yea they are great eaters, you will love this species.
 

Ungoliant

Malleus Aranearum
Staff member
Joined
Mar 7, 2012
Messages
4,095
WOW! IT ATE FIRST DAY!?!? i have a one day rule where i wait at least day before feeding new additions because they need time to adjust but WOW it just went in there and took it down!?! thats amazing and i want one now
I often try to feed mine the same day, and they have all taken the prey.
 

octanejunkie

Arachnoknight
Joined
Mar 12, 2018
Messages
206
I looked at various commercial online sellers when considering a GBB and found sling pricing to be around $65 for 3/4" with Jamie's having the cheapest shipping option, $15, while others were upwards of $35 for shipping.
This must be a very popular species or very few breeders but I bit the bullet and ordered from Jamie's having bought from them in the past and had a good experience. HTH
 

DraykoDog

Arachnopeon
Joined
Feb 6, 2018
Messages
1
WOW! IT ATE FIRST DAY!?!? i have a one day rule where i wait at least day before feeding new additions because they need time to adjust but WOW it just went in there and took it down!?! thats amazing and i want one now
Yes, I would do the same thing with reptiles (hold off a bit on feeding when first purchased), but this sling was moving around like it was hunting and wasn't acting stressed so, I took a chance and fed it. He is so tiny and had just been shipped, so I'm sure that made a difference. It's also not very "flighty" as I've heard this species can be, but that could change as it gets older. My B. Albo is also a great eater and is eating almost as often as the GBB sling, though she pounces rather than leaps. Right now the GBB sling reminds me of a jumping spider the way it hunts lol
 

Rob1985

This user has no status.
Joined
Feb 14, 2005
Messages
866
1. Yes... just as long as you are aware they are flighty as slings and on the more defensive side as juvy through adult.
2. Terrestrial... and prolific webbers! On a truly epic level tbh!
3. Mine has a hide in the corner... it has webbed the entire area around it and claimed it as it's "den". lol
4. I have found slings for $35-$55+ depending on size... unsexed juvie's for $75-$100+.
 
Last edited:
Top