Recent content by romedon

Hi, my tarantula is now 9 months old. I hope this photo shows its gender.

it was after 5 6 day after molt

I experienced the same thing the other day. It was lying there with its arms tucked in. I thought it was dead, so I tapped on the glass. Suddenly, it ran at lightning speed and entered the web tunnel.

It shed its shell on September 18th. It took a long time, but it finally became L8. P murinus

That's why it's quite difficult to find tarantulas in my country (Türkiye) . They are never sold in pet shops, and keeping them is prohibited. You can only get them from breeders in certain Facebook groups or pages. They are generally well cared for. I am against places called pet shops.On the...

Chilobrachys fumosus (black satan)Is there a species with that name? I haven't seen it anywhere.

wow. so no carcasses

I can't find the remaining insect carcasses.I usually use dubia, but I can't find the leftover carcasses. Flies are appearing. Tiny little flies are buzzing around.

After making the box, the GP tarantula, which usually molts quite late, molted immediately.

Ahahahahhaahha they should read tolkien first

I added it on top, and this is the final result. It's around 15 degrees Celsius at night these days, but the weather hasn't completely cooled down yet. It will drop below 10 degrees in 1 or 2 months.

Hello, I started the hobby with three species. GP is L6 Murinus mikumi was L5, now L6 LP is L3 The weather is gradually getting colder. Even though daytime temperatures are fine, nights have started to drop. Since I’m not home all the time, I don’t use the radiator or heater, and my home’s...

I think Murinus molt is very close. It has increased its web density. Its abdomen is quite swollen. It has stopped eating food. But it has stuck its webs to the door. I'm worried that when I open it to humidify it, the webs will break and it might get stressed. Should I not touch it at all, or...