Recent content by spiritual418

Ahhh...okay. It was difficult finding images on Google that were similar and went into any details

I will There were a few versions of incubators I made, but coffee filters worked better for me than nylon. So, perhaps one question I can't find an answer to. I am wary of bad eggs, but not too keen on what to look for. Some are a bit darker than the others, but don't want to get rid of the...

Well, Arachnoclown...your advice worked perfectly She had burrowed so tightly, she wasn't able to pull a 180*. I thought 50-2,000 was a typo, expecting 500-2,000. Haven't counted yet, but likely around 50-70... I promised @Casey K. a few, so Casey, drop me a line or I'll message in a bit...

She's in a difficult spot, but I'm notoriously difficult, also Thanks for the help! About to be a not very well liked human, lol. I've read about the mental pain owners go through with this part which is nothing compared to what she'll be going through...

So I have no problem getting it, but was under the assumption she may try to destroy the sac if I do. If this is an unfounded idea, I'll go in there and get it Here's where she is (attached)

So today is Day 30 from when my a. seemanni laid a sac. However, she is burrowed to the bottom of the terrarium, and I am not sure what to do. I can give a pic if requested, but I can see her and the sac, as she's burrowed against the side. I've read multiple, multiple, multiple philosophies on...

Oh jeez...anything this guy is in is an instant classic, lol...

My daughter's A. chalcodes' name is 'Petals', which she named when she was 5. Took until last year to figure-out why she named it that, but apparently each of her legs is like a flower-petal, lol. A. geniculata's name is 'Amelia', since her entire first week here, she spent digging and making...

As long as she's all good, I'm all good

Yeah, never had a sliding molt issue

Thanks, everyone She ended-up sliding the rest of the way down as she pushed, and I had to carefully remove the molt since she had nowhere to push it to. Before that, as she first began sliding, the hide was forcing her abdomen over her carapace. She looked as though she was going to crack in...

Pretty much what I figured. Watching her now and she has nearly pushed from her molt. I'll keep watching...not at all new to Ts, but they usually choose good spots Thank you both!!

My sub adult a geniculata is molting, but positioned herself at a bad angle and is slipping down into her hide. Leave her, help her?