Liquifin's Tarantula Breeder's Diary

[Liquifin]

The second female M. balfouri has been paired. Another female for today.

 

[Liquifin]

I finally have the free time for rehousing these Brachypelma and Tliltocatl. They were long overdue for a rehouse so here we go.

 

[Liquifin]

N. incei eggsac is today. It looks good and let's how many there'll be in the end.

 

[TLSizzle]

Eggs with legs, I love it!

Do you only sell wholesale or do you have a website for your slings? Sorry if it's mentioned somewhere else and I missed it.

 

[Liquifin]

Eggs with legs, I love it!

Do you only sell wholesale or do you have a website for your slings? Sorry if it's mentioned somewhere else and I missed it.

I will usually wholesale these locally. But I'm planning on keeping a good portion of them to grow out and expand the collection until I can start a small local business in the future. That's the plan for now.

 

[TLSizzle]

Solid plan!
I've always thought it would be neat to own a sling from a AB member. Maybe one day in the future, shipping is a possibility! Love the videos, keep up the great (and hard) work.

 

[Liquifin]

This is more so of an update on the P. petersi. The one thing I'm not to sure on is whether my male P. petersi is penultimate or not. I'd say he's about 5.5'' in legspan, but I'll have to wait until his next molt to see if he will be a mature male or not. For me, I suspect he has about 2 more molts until being a MM. But that's just my speculation. Overall, they're doing fine and this more so of an update on them.

 

[Liquifin]

This is the last N. incei female I'm going to pair. This pairing was on the shorter end, so it wasn't too long of a pairing. Now onto other tarantula things to do. Enjoy.

 

[Liquifin]

Today we're rehousing some of my M. balfouri and I'm waiting too see what happens with the adult female M. balfouri. This is just a normal casual rehouse today and a lot more other things to do. Let's get to work.

 

[Liquifin]

Now onto my favorite part of tarantula breeding: The Sling Separation. The only thing I dislike is the recording and editing because it can take a very long time to do so. But I love seeing the end result of the first half when it comes to tarantula breeding.

 

[Liquifin]

Some recent molt updates. The biggest surprise is the G. pulchra male since he rarely molts for being a slow growing guy. But here are some molts that I find interesting that are recent. I don't want to make these molt video updates too frequently because it'll just be too much.

 

[Liquifin]

Feeding today and whatnot. Not sure of future breeding plans, but feeding is as simple as it gets.

 

[Liquifin]

Pulling the last N. incei eggsac today. It went well and I'm expecting at least half of these to be gold and the other half to be olive. I'll update in the future once separated.

 

[HappyLittleDaydream]

Hey folks....
We are always talking about YT videos in terms of quality.The videos that @Liquifin posts are well worth watching.He deserves more views.

Thanks for the tip! Going to subscribe now!

 

[Liquifin]

This is just a video on my thoughts on the A. avic M1. I personally enjoy them as a pet, but I wouldn't breed them too often since the market is saturated with them with WC and CB specimens. These are only my thoughts and opinions as stated in the video. So to each their own.

 

[Liquifin]

I've been very busy with some personal things including work, tarantulas, and personal things. Also new PC for editing, so this takes getting used too. Here are somethings that have happened this week. A mix of bad, good, and optimism. Let's see what happens next week.

 

[Smotzer]

Didn't even know this thread existed or that you were trying to make a youtube channel! Sorry you lost your female Pterinochilus murinus

 

[Liquifin]

Showing my Chilobrachys natanicharum and also Nemo as well. Still hoping for some males, but let's grow them out and hopefully get some.

 

[Liquifin]

Pulling a double clutch or second eggsac today, it seems like there are a lot of duds or infertile eggs. To me it seems like 60%-80% of eggs are infertile, but let's wait and see shall we?

 

[Liquifin]

More N. incei slings. The total number was 60. More to do this week...