Recent content by Beowulf68

Before that I flew things that had a constant oil leak and 10,000 moving parts under metal fatigue. Lol

Industrial engineer for automotive supplier. Before that

Thrixopelma ockerti,

My son found this one at school. Not in the best condition. No one knows what it is, and he is looking for any info on it. Apparently someone had it in a window at college. So any help is appreciated. Thank you

I have over 40 and my son has 6 now. The Stirmi is in a bigger enclosure with as much substrate as he had. I was thinking of letting it settle for a month or so before adding more substrate. He and I keep the temps and humidity around 72 degrees and 70 plus on humidity. Due to the more stringent...

Ok he only has a large critter keeper and about 4 inches of fiber and vermiculite mix. That should work for while if he moistens the substrate.

His Dorm is maybe 40% humidity. I am thinking of bringing it home. Most of mine are at 70% and almost constant temps of 76 f

I would rather have an OBT bite my nose than another one of them Nestle in my pit.

So yes an almost 9 inch teleporting alien to your arm pit( short sleeves noob mistake) was umm enlightening

Oh my specialty is old worlds @Jess. His college will not allow the 30 something Ts he has at my place. And having an P. Regalis roll up your arm at light speed brings things into perspective

Thanks guys this place is the best. He has an exo terra. Its long and wide, I did inform him that they do like it a bit warmer and humid than most Ts

So long story short, my son calls me and said he has a new T. But he does not think it's a chaco golden knee G. Pulchripes as sold for a measly 20 dollars. To me it looks almost like a T. Blondi? So just take a look and I will see if he can get more pics. He said its extremely defensive.

M. Robustum molted after 3 months of hiding.

So doing some routine cleaning, removing molts etc. Then I pull a noob move. I pull the shed for one of my juvenile OBTs and she was still in it. Luckily she was not injured and completed her molt without issue.

Dubia do not lay eggs, but give birth to live young. Once the T has the roach, it's a done deal.