Nothing, they often get stressed out after a rehouse or substrate change give her time to acclimate. Why did you change it? Shouldn't need to unless you had bad mold I just got her and figured it's a new house Fresh Start AZ so I changed it plus it looks like it had two little balls of poop in it but she's healthy she's good probably a little too much but thank you for your information
Thank you for your information in and advice this is probably more than likely not the first you hear me so be prepared cuz this is my second tarantula in the first one I had was in prison so this is the first one I'm actually trying to raise the right wayTarantula Poop is a liquid chalky substance. The little balls were probably a bolus from her last meal which you should clean out regularly with tongs so it doesn't spoil or attract mites. Other than that no need to change it out regularly. Good luck and welcome to the forum
One more question she eats good I give her three to four crickets like three times a week and she eat some with no problem is that a good thing or bad thingThank you for your information in and advice this is probably more than likely not the first you hear me so be prepared cuz this is my second tarantula in the first one I had was in prison so this is the first one I'm actually trying to raise the right way
You had a tarantula while you were in prison, or the tarantula was in prison? I am curious, because I've heard of people having dogs in prison for therapy animals and so on, but tarantulas?Thank you for your information in and advice this is probably more than likely not the first you hear me so be prepared cuz this is my second tarantula in the first one I had was in prison so this is the first one I'm actually trying to raise the right way
Ah ah... that's interesting, man. Henry Charrière "had" Southern America centipedes in his 'room' (straight on his head from cellar, btw) you a TheraphosidaeThank you for your information in and advice this is probably more than likely not the first you hear me so be prepared cuz this is my second tarantula in the first one I had was in prison so this is the first one I'm actually trying to raise the right way
Btw (maybe is present and I can't see that) offer an hide. A piece of cork bark, those sort of plastic caves... stuff like that.I'm trying to send a pic and I put a Bic lighter to show size
It's kinda funny before I got my first tee I was deathly afraid of tarantulas I was in prison in Arizona and I guess it was mating season and I found one out in the yard I took it home and kept it in a peanut butter jar taming it and having a lot of fun with it I was really amazing to see how much personality that they actually have so yes I could say you could say that it was a therapy spiderYou had a tarantula while you were in prison, or the tarantula was in prison? I am curious, because I've heard of people having dogs in prison for therapy animals and so on, but tarantulas?
Also you're in the right place to get your questions answered. The folks here will help you get all set up!
'taming it'...!?It's kinda funny before I got my first tee I was deathly afraid of tarantulas I was in prison in Arizona and I guess it was mating season and I found one out in the yard I took it home and kept it in a peanut butter jar taming it and having a lot of fun with it I was really amazing to see how much personality that they actually have so yes I could say you could say that it was a therapy spider
Well I have learned some from that time and learning more as I go at night I would keep him in and feed him in there but during the day I would let him crawl on me or run around in my cell but the gaurds did not like it but thought it was cool.'taming it'...!?
I really hope you have since done some research and found out you can't tame Theraphosidae right?
I'll post some threads with info in a minute.
Very...strange, they let you keep a Theraphosid in prison. And a peanut butter jar, for that matter.
Edit: here you go:
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/beginner-info-read-before-posting.153508/
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/basic-tarantula-anatomy.5095/
Au contraire...'taming it'...!?
I really hope you have since done some research and found out you can't tame Theraphosidae right?
I'll post some threads with info in a minute.
Very...strange, they let you keep a Theraphosid in prison. And a peanut butter jar, for that matter.
Edit: here you go:
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/beginner-info-read-before-posting.153508/
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/basic-tarantula-anatomy.5095/
Theraphosid therapy? I could use more of thatI could say you could say that it was a therapy spider