Recent content by GarField000

It's been a long time since I was here. Over a year. A lot has happend in this time .. with me, my family and my spiders. I have new ones, I sold a few ones and many are already in their adult enclosures. I think it's time to update my spiderlist :D

Why do you need space between them? I have them all right next to each other.

Yes I bought a few times from them, but i'm not from UK but Netherlands. If that goes great UK shouldn't be a problem as well :)

Not to be an ass, but there is no rescue from pet stores. You give them money, you get a tarantula, they get a new one. But I love those hairy fuzzy ones :)

Mr enn49, can you please edit my post and correct the img tags pretty please? The first one I ended with img instead /img

There have been a lot off changes in my collection, and unfortunate a few deaths. Here just a few pics X. sp Brght Same go's for my B.boehmei I also bought 25 slings A.geniculata. Still very small. And I don't see her often so glad I could take this picture of my P.murinus 'usambara'

Its a Poecillotheria so I think it's alright. Do you have a container that size but higher? So you can add more height but use the same lid :)

If it comes in small, i would nog suggest to put it in a large container. It might not find it's food, you can't check if it had been eaten and you will have a hard time finding your T

You have to watch out with sharp pointy sticks where they can fall on. But otherwise it should be fine. You T will not see it as a bed to chill on.

Bit late, have been offline for a while. But happy new year !

It looks healthy and plump. I wouldn't worry. I have a G.pulchripes female and a A.seemani that eat 2 or 3 times a year.

Christmas is over so back online :D Lol ... sorry I haven't been here for a while. I'll try and catch up.

Just keep the bowl filled and she will be ok. She will find it when she wants it.

No idea what a Mexican copper head is, but I hope someone from your state can help out. I'm from europe so off no help

All my A.geniculata don't burrow. Some have a shallow one where they sit sometimes but most just hang around the waterdish.