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Grammostola pulchripes Juvies— 4 cm One of the best beginner tarantulas available. Calm, hardy, great feeders, and far less nervous than Brachypelma/Tliltocatl. Rarely kick hairs and stay out in the open more. Perfect for new keepers or anyone wanting a chilled, beautiful species. Species...

This little male or female grown on sling, juvie Grammostola pulchripes had bad molt the one before this one .Obviously struggle with this one for some reason but looks like this time it looks clean no more entanglement or deform legs . Hopeful can keep you all update on its progress .

I looks like his pedipalps have developed .

That Avicularia avicularia juvenile male looks like a adult male to me .

I got one of those water bottles what Ant keeper use I just put couple of drops 2 or 3 drops when feeding but keep the substrate main dry . I find this species does not like walking wet substrate .

Okay I just thought when see the water dish and webbing at height it might have been that .

I thought there was thread on it on here showing leg & carapace patterns. Or maybe its been revised again but you can also google it as well as using the above .

Hi I notice you have large water dish in your enclosure , would raise the humidity . And how dry is your substrate I keep my T. albopilosus in a like arid environment .

T.vagans am just wondering is the Cremephere a true morph that was sold a few years ago. I was informed that these are farmed bred from various locations is this true . Would appreciate some input from anyone that has knowledge on this .

No I do not I am not an expert and its one the things I have to work on when get the equipment .

Okay I had look most are approx 6cm-7cm so for 6cm £40 and 7 cm £45 RMSD will be £11 .

I have for sale Grammostola pulchripes (Chaco Gold knee) slings 3cm legs span .Prices as follows £20 each or 5 for £80.00 postage is £12.00 RMSD . A heat pack will be put in if required and I will not post out if temperatures drop below 4C. DOA: A clear short video showing the specimen...

I will let you know tomorrow if I have got any for sale but they are not slings any more .

Sorry for your loss .

AF Tliltocatl albopilosus Nicaragua X2 £35 each have been sold . The C. versicolor slings have now molted to 3rd instar and prices now are £15 for 1 or £60 for 5 .