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I'm looking for tarantula bodies. Not a molt unless top flap is there so it looks intact. I want to make some displays. If you have any that have died, I would be interested in them.
I have 88 of these hard shipping straws. Each is glued and crimped on one end. You could cut it off if you like open ends. 3 3/4" long, 1/4" opening. These will not crush. $10.00 for all $3.50 shipping. Contact [email protected]
Might not be the same guy your talking about, but he is well known in SA. He has posted about his research and study of hybrids which usually means breeding. I'm surprised he has not posted, he is very easy to get riled up. I will not say his name..
I have a 700g female that is an albino het. She had just shed when pics were taken. A little still on her head. I want to trade for tarantulas. Let me know what you might have to trade.
I have a 700g female that is an albino het. She had just shed when pics were taken. A little still on her head. I want to trade for tarantulas. Let me know what you might have to trade.
In the last picture you posted it looks like the water dish in the corner of the picture. It might just be the reflection, but it looks like its full of water crystals, like we use for crickets and roaches. Please say it's not!!!! Thats not just plain water.
This is mainly for breeders but will allow future breeders some helpful information. Do you use a shark cage or a divided enclosure. A shark cage is a small container with holes in it, you put the male in and lay it in the enclosure with the female for a few days before mating. Divided enclosure...
Poec54 is right, crickets are the best and very easy to gut load. Nothing bites harder than a meal worm or superworm, and yes, if you don't see your T kill it it will hide and come back to bite it in the ass. Dubias are the same as far as digging and hiding. They don't bite, but I have put in a...
Some don't like to leave them for long because adult crickets will bite a T that is molting, but if molting is not in the near future then I leave them until next feeding.
Now I will confuse you. I've got a MM P cambridgei that had ultimate molt 8-27-14. He has ate 3 crickets since, but never when fed, but a couple days later it is just shell. Then I have "Moses" my G porteri who is now 21 months passed ultimate (just bred him last week) and I feed him a cricket...