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Ok. Got a few pics of Sprocket to show her size.

One with a quarter.
One with a quarter.
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I Know. I was Flabbergasted when I saw her. I have seen Pictures of them, Alot of pictures. But they just didn't Look that big in the pictures.Originally posted by blackacidevil
That is a HUGE Red-Knee and for some reason (IMO) it doesn't even look like it's matured. That's a mighty fine collection you've got goin' there......I am green with envy (stole that from somebody on here....sue me)
The place I deal tries to find deals they can pass on to me. They are Super nice and try and find the best they can.Originally posted by jwb121377
I'm shocked that you could even find one for sale at that size in a pet shop. What a beautiful B smithi, thanks for sharing her with us.
Nixy, if the female is not adult sized (around 6" legspan) you might want to wait to try breeding her. is her abdomen bald in spots where you can see if she is a "tannish" color, or is she a almost black color where she is bald? did you get any molt info with her when you bought her?Originally posted by Nixy
I Might have her a boyfriend on the way. The owner of the shop I deal with has a friend with a male he might be willing to part with for breeding.
He's going to get me the price.
She does have a bald spot but its hard to see because it's as black as the rest of her abdomin. It's not very large but Is there.Originally posted by atavuss
Nixy, if the female is not adult sized (around 6" legspan) you might want to wait to try breeding her. is her abdomen bald in spots where you can see if she is a "tannish" color, or is she a almost black color where she is bald? did you get any molt info with her when you bought her?
smithis are one of my favorites! (I have 12 of them)
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Ed
Nixy, if the bald spot is dark or black that is a sign of her being in pre-molt. it may take a while before a large t will molt once you can see the darker coloration. also a good rule of thumb is to wait at least two months after a molt to try breeding females IMHO.Originally posted by Nixy
She does have a bald spot but its hard to see because it's as black as the rest of her abdomin. It's not very large but Is there.
It will be a while before I can actualy Get the male if the guy will part with her.
No molt information came with any of the new T's I got or any of the Other T's I've purchased.
hmm my geniulata has a bald spot and her abdomin is like has weird colorations on the skin theres like a circle around her spinnerets and a line from the middle half going down to her caraspace....and also a little greyish mark on the line is she due to shed?Originally posted by atavuss
Nixy, if the bald spot is dark or black that is a sign of her being in pre-molt. it may take a while before a large t will molt once you can see the darker coloration. also a good rule of thumb is to wait at least two months after a molt to try breeding females IMHO.
Ed