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Jeef replied to the thread Who's molted today.Aphonopelma sp. Acapulco. My normally low key spider was a bit sassy post molt. -
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Jeef replied to the thread Found Tarantula,Not one of mine ..Another victim of autocorrect. Pics?
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Jeef replied to the thread Bit by Hissing cockroach!.At least it wasn't the roaches from Damnation Alley.
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My boy Lucien out and about but won't go near my skin, he enjoys long runs away from me but other than that he enjoys being out and...
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I am not sure if helps or not. But one of my Brachypelma Hamorii came from someone moving from the UK to the US. He said he could not...
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Sorry to tell you this, but no. All Brachypelma species are listed on CITES Schedule II so they cannot legally cross an international...
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New T's can definitely bring them in. After that we really don't know a whole lot. There's certainly a suspicion that feeders can carry...
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I tend to agree with m0lsx that this is probably nothing to worry about, but . . . Just to be on the extremely safe side I would...
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It may be tarantula poop, or it could be that he needs to wipe his face after a meal. But normally it is nothing to worry about. If it...
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This is a timelapse of my adult female "7 inch" A geniculatas molting process.
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Time lape footage of my 4.5 inch female B emelia. hot with hyper lapse function on android phone, enjoy.
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Snagged this gorgeous lady from a local expo, courtesy of Paladin Exotics! Rehousing wasn't too bad, she struck once and then went in...
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Fear not! All sorts of mammals eat tarantulas in the wild. Aphonopelma spp. get munched on all the time by coyotes and desert foxes. I...
