Recent content by Tarantula Trooper

With these being on the CITES list they will need to be in Fla. to be legally sold

Had a cat around the ant traps and he never showed interest in them. Put I'm sure some cat/ dog somewhere might have. Might be one of those case by case situations. I guess best practice would be to put the traps where it's not so easy to access them but still get the job done! Lol. Happy...

The ants truly caused some panic! Got into some of my smaller T's enclosures but all were good! Think the ants were after water and detritus possibly. If they had kept coming that probably would have changed! Traps did the job and all is well!

Accidentally hit post! Remove the ant traps when ants gone! Get paranoid that they might come out before dying and go in an enclosure and maybe cause an issue. But have had none to date and the ant invasion abated!

For flies I stick ( no pun intended) maybe) to fly paper! For ants I use traps. D

Welcome! Got to love them Boemhei's!!

This shop has been gone and good riddance!!

This is an old post from 2022.

This is my mystery but actually, 95% certain, MM Brachypelma Boemhei! Bought from Pet Smart labeled as B. Hamori! Obvious to any long time T addict that is no Hamori!! Skittish but really not to bad a kicker. He hooked out with this molt!! Positively gorgeous!!!!!!! Happy Spoodering!

By the looks of that patch on the abdomen I would say it's new world again. At this size the game is truly afoot! Literally at this size could be a whole lot of qualifiers! If this is a Pampho identity could be really, really hard! Probably will have to give your Spood a few molts to try again.

Thanks for that information as I have wondered sometimes about my vids playing. I always upload with the phone.

Have had not even a threat pose. Like a lot of my Chilobrachys they are nowhere as bold or defensive as Molopeus\Cyriopagopous they always run to hole. Still careful with these guys. As a species my Chilobrachys are not as defensive as any of my Phormingochilus really. My largest is a Kaeng...

Love Chilobrachys and these guys are glorious! Can't believe it took me so long to get one. Again bad camera work. Hopefully the spood makes up for it!

That second sling if it is a Chilobrachys Fimbriatus it shouldn't take long to know. The sling I got, from what I can tell from pic, was a bit bigger and was sporting that beautiful striped abdomen already! Only guessing,and big if , a molt or 2 at best. My first impression of the first pic was...

I thank the Lord that I can say this again.. Nahndu Chromatis...if I spelled it right. Lol! Can we get rid of Melopeus please.