Enough L_Parahybana slings.......

[blackacidevil]

Okay, okay, these suckers are cute when they are small and grow into monsters....so where are all the monsters at? Let's see some pics of the larger guys and maybe some sort of molt record. I hear they are fast growers......how fast?

 

[scorpio]

I didnt take these, but......

An interesting fate for that frog

http://tarantulas.differentdawn.com/salmon/salmon.html

 

[Valael]

Poor little guy



















Those frogs are so slimey, it can't be the most pleasant thing in the world to eat ;P

 

[scorpio]

well, evidently, you ARE NOT a tarantula

 

[Immortal_sin]

Originally posted by blackacidevil
Okay, okay, these suckers are cute when they are small and grow into monsters....so where are all the monsters at? Let's see some pics of the larger guys and maybe some sort of molt record. I hear they are fast growers......how fast?

I've posted pics of my 3 big ones in this thread:

http://www.arachnopets.com/arachnoboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13456&perpage=15&pagenumber=2

(now, are you happy with me Code Monkey?!)

 

[esmoot]

Here is one I have one that is just under 1 year old. She is almost 7" now.

I have seen her 6 year old mother and it was the biggest t I have ever seen. I've seen big blondis but the bulk of this t was impressive. She as a real 10"+ with a tennis ball for a butt.

 

[Buspirone]

You raised that from a sling to a over 6 inches in a year??!!

 

[Sean]

Originally posted by scorpio
I didnt take these, but......

An interesting fate for that frog

http://tarantulas.differentdawn.com/salmon/salmon.html

Iv had this site saved on my favorites for awhile now cuz the guy gives pretty good info, u see that parahybana in the bottom left corner the 8 inches, that thing is a monster

 

[rosehaired1979]

Wow Esmoot great pic ours is only 1/4" now so now i can't wait till it gets bigger

 

[esmoot]

I got to pick her out in person and kept her at 78 degrees. I fed her a lot until she reached about 6" and just have fed her normally to keep her from getting too over weight which I think would be dangerous for a sub-adult. Her is a pic of her from a few months ago while still in the power feeding stage.