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Tarantula Trooper posted the thread Juvie female Genic gets the Crick!! in Tarantula Photos and Videos.There are no words to describe how much I love Genics!!! -
Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Spooky season.Bit bland looking for my taste. Lol.
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Imagine if they actually did look like that though!
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Tarantula Trooper reacted to Dezzyblaze86's post in the thread Help please with temp humidity and odd behavior with
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Thank you. I will remove the heat mat immediately. I definitely do not want to speed his demise. That is the last thing on earth I would... -
Curly Hair
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Choco Blonde Knee
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Goliath Bird Eater (stirmi)
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Arizona Blonde
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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Help please with temp humidity and odd behavior.I would not waste time trying to chase perfect humidity #s as the gauges are usually,well, trash as far as humidity. You mentioned...
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I’m glad this thread popped up for me. Just got my Stirmi, yesterday and was concerned about the ab size, and it looks similar to how...
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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread How do I feed my Curlyhair tarantula?.My bad. Though those plastic tongs are terrible.lol. Should have checked your profile for I let my finger do the talking. Apologies...
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Tarantula Trooper reacted to aragogspider's post in the thread How do I feed my Curlyhair tarantula? with Like.
I live in the Netherlands so PetSmart is not really an option. And they don't sell single crickets anywhere in the Netherlands.
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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread GBB on the feed!.Always a joy when your NW T doesn't kick hairs!! Lol......still can't avoid them though. All through their enclosures. Lol.
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A few years back I had a female that never flicked. Really a one of a kind spider! Haven't had one like her since.
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Tarantula Trooper reacted to spiderconstellation's post in the thread Concerning position for a molt - might she be dead? with Like.
Tarantulas lay on their backs for some time before they actually start molting. It's stressful to discover, but normal. She should know...