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This was him a few days ago. He has buried himself again so there is no after picture.

My G. pulchripes looked to be heavy into a pre-molt last week as it's abdomen was distended, black, and shiny. It closed itself off in it's burrow for a few days and has now reemerged but it looks to be the same size as it was previously. It looks as if it has not molted but it's abdomen is no...

Hi, I was interested in Brachypelma schroederi, do you still have any available?

Just wondering if you ever found a mate for your guy? I have been trying to find a B. Schroederi to add to my collection.

This is an example of B. hamorii.

This is an example of B. smithii.

Hi Casey, I have noticed that you have had B. schroederi for sale in the past, do you have any at this time? Thanks!

I found someone who raises them and has tarantulas and she said that she has fed off the nymphs to her Ts and that there just wasn't much to the adults so I finally got my answer.

My point is that if I start a colony and I end up with too many could I feed the extras to the tarantulas? I have no interest in trying to sell them.

Don't you like your food to look appetizing? :D

I have no idea since I have never seen one other than online. I was hoping someone here might have some experience.

Thanks for the info, it is nice knowing what to expect.

I am becoming the king of patience with all my slow growing slings, G. pulchra, all the Brachypelmas, and now this E. sp red.;)

I got the B. klaasi from Pinchers and Pokies but all the rest came from The Little T Haus, I liked them and they had a nice selection.

I was there as well. I couldn't believe how crowded it was so I probably missed some things. I was disappointed in the one vendor who didnt have any substrate in with their tarantulas so I didn't even stop to see what they had. I had my wish list and promised I wasn't going to purchase anything...