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It is so interesting that two different tarantulas can have the opposite behaviors. My lady Chaco Golden Knee rarely goes into her hide. casually showing off her beauty as she meanders around her enclosure. THEN, there is my Arizona Blonde. Webbed all openings in its enclosure and stopped...
It molted last night! I am leaning on it being a Male. What do you think? Also the picture of front lags. Are those "hooks"? That would confirm. They are so tiny. Let me know
I have an Arizona Blonde that was caught in the wild. It has not molted since getting it. I also have a Chaco Golden Knee that I purchased as a sling and have watched it molt several times. It measures about 4" foot to foot. The issue I am having is with the Arizona Blonde. In its enclosure...
I had a very active super chill tarantula. I believe it was a Tucson Bronze male. I had it several months and was eating great. During its first molt while I had it I saw it had a parasite of some kind. It was very sad to watch. It looked like a scene out of Alien. It did not survive. The...
I also have a female CGK. Mine likes the coconut fiber. She mostly just hangs out in the enclosure. When mine stopped eating for a while when younger several molts ago, she webbed up the hide entry openings. I carefully opened a viewing port and saw she was molting. It took much longer than I...
While I was hoping for my Arizona Blonde to molt and reveal its sex, my Chaco Golden Knee molted and I now have confirmation ITS A GIRL! This article was very helpful
I finally was able to get better pictures of my Arizona Blonde. I purchased another enclosure like the one I have for my Chaco Golden Knee. Hoping someone can sex it.
What would you say from looking at my Arizona Blonde? Hoping for a female. Aren't we all? This is a wild caught specimen at my friend's house here in Arizona, SE of Phoenix. It was in a cave live valve enclosure. It had been there for some time since there was a molt in the enclosure.