Recent content by Tarantula Trooper

Right on!

Sorry for your losses. I am totally paranoid about losing power in the winter here. My T rooms oil filled radiator went off during a power flicker in the middle of winter and my T room dropped to 62deg. F or 16 degrees Celsius. All my spoods did just fine! Even the slings! I think extremely high...

How's her attitude. Typical old world or is she a bit laid back. Lot of my Chilobrachys are laid back with the exception of my Fimbriatus which run a bit foul during re-housing but otherwise sprint to hide. My Chilobrachys Guangxiensis wasn't bad till her back legs touched down in her new...

That's a fine looking gal bro!!

Theraphosa Apophysis! Smaller of my two females! My larger is actually in the process of molting when I took these! Hard to see her down in the hide!

P. Tigrinawesselli again! Not to long ago posted a molt from this one! My Rufulata and Formosa molted as well but have no pics!

My two custom hand built babies!!! Not by me! Built by Black Diamond custom guitars. Highly, highly recommend!!!!

Welcome back! Harpactira Gigas! Another on the want list!

You have a relatively small T. in a big enclosure. A water dish with minimal overflow should be no issues whatsoever. Bro, most of the things you describe here are normal things that Tarantula do. T's are very hardy and adaptable. B. Hamorii don't need excess humidity to thrive. Keep your water...

Lol, the most noise I ever heard was eight legs boogying at speed back to their burrow. Done by my Queen Baboon! She is rather large! I've had a King Baboon for over 6 years now and haven't heard not a for sure stridulate. My son said our now deceased male did but my hearing ain't what it used...

She is stunning!!! Always would like to have a Aphonapelma Chalcodes. Lol. Doubt I spelled that right. Lol. She's a beaut!!

Welcome aboard Taran Tom.

Lol, have male Xenesthis sp Blue that is somewhat reliable at taking a belt or three. Lol!

Hello and welcome aboard!!