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Recent content by Ratmosphere

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    Brachypelma hamorri exhibiting strange shedding behavior, please help!

    Are you able to post a video? 6 days is still pretty early for a spider that size. Give it another week or two.
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    That Premolt time of worry

    You could be waiting months on end since pre-molt takes longer when they get older. I’d be patient and leave her alone. Make sure the water dish is full, and check for any activity at night using a flashlight.
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    Hello!! Taxidermist heren

    Very nice pin work on those. Welcome to the forum!
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    First 3 slings from Fear Not!

    Heck yea! Enjoy em'!
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    Grammostola Pulchripes on the hunt!

    Absolute beauty! What is she, like 3.5 - 4" ?
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    New Owner,hi

    I like your pictures! Welcome!
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    Enclosure Advice for Lasiodora Parahybana

    As long as the temperature in your room stays around 69-75 degrees F you should be fine. Are we talking about vibrations from the AC unit? It shouldn't be a problem unless the enclosure is directly near the unit.
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    No Collection is Complete Without One of These

    That's one of the coolest snakes I've ever seen!
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    Enclosure Advice for Lasiodora Parahybana

    I'm just curious on what you mean by "temperature/vibrations". Would you be able to elaborate on this?
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    Favorite Pokie

    Call me basic but... P. metallica, which was my first old world.
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    Is my tarantula molting?

    It looks like she's in the process of molting! Let us know how she's doing today.
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    US Tarantulas For Sale in Colorado

    Mango! What uppppppp!
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    Hai T lovers!!

    I would recommend adding more substrate to the “Brazilian Blonde” enclosure. When they climb that high, they could easily fall and burst their abdomen. Are you sure that’s a Brazilian Blonde and not an Arizona Blonde?
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