Recent content by SingaporeBlue

I'm currently unemployed, wanting to focus on uni, i really want to do something with entomology, especially forensic entomology because i just think its so cool and interesting career, insects + helping solve post mortem cases :)

Hi :) Welcome to the forum :D

hello, welcome :D

yeah i guess you're right lol

ah i see, thank you :)

yeah, i've just heard that slings need slightly more moisture because they are only small so wasn't too sure

Thank you, i've been really wanting to go to a show lol xD

tbh that's probably the smartest thing to do lol, i quite like the tarantula collective, saw his most recent video about arachnology which is really interesting.

Oh nice! thank you :D

Can't wait for the book @Stan Schultz , currently reading your most recent addition xD

nah it's not corny, i think it's a really nice thing to do for him

ah i see, that's really good to know. I haven't got a T yet so i think i'll absolutely keep a track of molts and things.

That's alright, i found on another forum that someone said that generally, not including all T's: Slings= 0.5" - 1" Juveniles= 1" - 3" Sub-adults= 3" - 4" Adults= 4" - 5" + Do you think this sounds about right for a general guideline? (i'm sure it would be different for different types of T's...

oki doki will do, thanks :)

I've kinda wondered for a little while now, how do you guys know when a sling becomes a juvie, then sub-adult, then adult, just by looking at it? Does the T have to be a certain size to be classed as one of these tital's?