orange huntsman

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Has anyone raised these from baby to adult. how long does it take? I have 3 that seem to be growing quite quickly...but they are still very small.
 

dtknow

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I take it no one has raised these before?

They are now able to take crickets slightly larger than pinheads since the local store did not have true pinheads available.
 

Malhavoc's

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got a latin name? huntsman is a vry commen name, you wil lget better results with latin
 

beetleman

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thelcficopis modesta(spelling) i think he's talking about that sp.i haven't raised babies of this sp. but i have raised other sp.of hunstman/wanderings which grow pretty quickly.
 

Dr. John

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The correct scientific ( not Latin ! ) name of the Malaysian Orange Huntsman Spider is Thelcticopis modesta . Scientific names are most often compounds of Latin and Greek , as it is in the case of the spider in question .

Dr. John
 

Malhavoc's

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Thanks for the correction Dr. I will have to remember that when I try to sound smart :p
 

dtknow

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I caught one of them eating another that as in premolt. So now I am down to two. :( So just because they have gotten along fine for along time doesn't mean they won't continue...(wow...I just learned that! :wall: )
 
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