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Decided to let these two meet. She wasn't receptive, but I didn't get a pic of that, my camera man wasn't fast enough! LOL
Introduction of mature male to female (pics)
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Nice photos.. are they L. parahybana?
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Brachypelma albopilosum.
Nice pics! :clap:
Nice pics! :clap:
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Good gravy.... I'm getting really bad.
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You're lucky...every time my females haven't been receptive they were usually trying to eat the males...so be careful!
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It was pretty nerve-racking to say the least. I was right above them, ready to separate them though. A few days prior I moved her into a twenty gallon tank with minimal decoration, so I'd have plenty of 'elbow-room', and he would have space get the heck out of Dodge!
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this has been happening with my G.aureostriata, She is VERY angry, and always tries to eat him....but the curlys get busy
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The male ain't bad either 
. Nothing much has changed. She sure has been busy with her burrow though, three separate entrances! I'm hoping to see her flipped over soon. All I can do is wait, and keep the water dish full. She HAS to be close, it has been a long time since her last molt. I'm hoping she was nasty to her man because she is in premolt. Sort of a tarantula PMS.
. Nothing much has changed. She sure has been busy with her burrow though, three separate entrances! I'm hoping to see her flipped over soon. All I can do is wait, and keep the water dish full. She HAS to be close, it has been a long time since her last molt. I'm hoping she was nasty to her man because she is in premolt. Sort of a tarantula PMS.