how fast will my avicularia grow?

[anoathtoorder]

like i mentioned in my previous post shes a sling, anyone know how fast or slow she will grow? EDIT: shes an avicularia pinktoe

 

[Theneil]

If your temps are high it should grow reletively quickly if it is cold it wil grow slower. Males supposedly grow faster than females. More food/less food can also increase/decrease growthrates. Then there are other less obviouse factors that may or may not affect growth like stress.

Unfortunatly I doubt if anyone will really be avle to give a good answer to your question...

 

[anoathtoorder]

If your temps are high it should grow reletively quickly if it is cold it wil grow slower. Males supposedly grow faster than females. More food/less food can also increase/decrease growthrates. Then there are other less obviouse factors that may or may not affect growth like stress.

Unfortunatly I doubt if anyone will really be avle to give a good answer to your question...

ok ty

 

[Venom1080]

Mainly depends on temps, feeding frequency, and the individual. They're generally fast growers.

 

[Rob1985]

As others have said... it all comes down to the temp, humidity, feeding schedule and of course the T itself (male vs female).

 

[Andrea82]

Avicularia pinktoe...that's not really helpful. Most 'pinktoes' are Avicularia, but not all. For the correct name we need the second part as well, like this: Avicularia avicularia, or Avicularia metallica. It would be helpful to mention that.

 

[Ungoliant]

like i mentioned in my previous post shes a sling, anyone know how fast or slow she will grow? EDIT: shes an avicularia pinktoe

Here are the records I have for my mature female Avicularia avicularia, which I purchased as a juvenile:

• 4/29/2014: acquired (3")
• 6/11/2014: molted (3.25")
• 11/16/2014: molted
• 6/11/2015: molted
• 4/8/2016: molted (4.25")
• 1/4/2018: molted (5")

 

[anoathtoorder]

Avicularia pinktoe...that's not really helpful. Most 'pinktoes' are Avicularia, but not all. For the correct name we need the second part as well, like this: Avicularia avicularia, or Avicularia metallica. It would be helpful to mention that.

Yeah sorry. It's Avicularia Avicularia. I thought the scientific name of that specific individuals were only called pinktoe

 

[Ungoliant]

Yeah sorry. It's Avicularia Avicularia. I thought the scientific name of that specific individuals were only called pinktoe

"Pinktoe" is a generic term that applies to several Avicularia species (and also to Caribena versicolor, which used to be Avicularia versicolor).

 

[viper69]

like i mentioned in my previous post shes a sling, anyone know how fast or slow she will grow? EDIT: shes an avicularia pinktoe

Growth depends upon many factors. No one can tell you how fast your T will grow w/the information you provided.

 

[Little Grey Spider]

Here's how mine went. Just to give you a vague idea because again, temp and feeding schedule really dictate "how fast."
Acquired 1/17/17 at about 3 in. dls.
Molted 2/1/17
Molted 5/10/17
Molted 7/25/17 confirmed female
Molted 11/21/17... most recent. They're moderately fast growers in my opinion.

 

[viper69]

Here's how mine went. Just to give you a vague idea because again, temp and feeding schedule really dictate "how fast."
Acquired 1/17/17 at about 3 in. dls.
Molted 2/1/17
Molted 5/10/17
Molted 7/25/17 confirmed female
Molted 11/21/17... most recent. They're moderately fast growers in my opinion.

as does gender