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Thanks for the reply guys The T is about three inches DSL raised from a one cm sling and its two and a half years old now. I tried to lift the flap with a ****tail stick but to no avail, although a ****tail stick may be a little thick I should of used a pin in hindsight!

Hi all B, Emilia moulted today, but I'm unsure of the sex! What do you guys think? In the picture there is clearly a slit but no flap!

That's what I've been using for years boiled tap water cooled down.

T verdezi moulted out the other day confirmed female.

Have a read of this post mate, then make your decision on weather to handel or not. https://www.tarantulaforum.com/threads/t-stirmi-really-jacked-me-up.23051/

I personally do not agree with feeding animals to T that with one well placed bite can mortally wound them. Feeding pre killed is far more humane, for the T and the mouse, but that's just my opinion.

Just received two Chromatopelma cyaneopubescents (GBB) from @Phil aka The Spider House today, once again the T's arrived in fantastic order, great communication and packaging, I'm very happy with them. Top seller. Thank you Phil,

The Spider Shop have some Phidippus regius for sale now mate. Just look under "other spiders" section.

What a good find Enn very interesting, thanks for posting.

Very nice looking setups, now you have finished do you want to come and do my viv's? Lol

Brachypelmas are painfully slow growers. Lol. Fantastic T's tho.

Just give it time to get used to it's surrounding again, without disturbance.

It's probably just hiding, you have got to rember your T has been through a lot the past couple of days. P, murinus are amazing eaters, I have had one of my P, murinus eat until two days befor the moult. Just keep an eye on it and and keep any disturbance to a bare minimum.

Once your P, murinus starts wedding properly it will be invisible, they quite thick weds. Lol

Giving your T's options is always a good idea, so they can make the choice for themselves. personally I'd leave the hide in.