feeding

I've been in the hobby a bit over two months now and already have 10 slings! Got this rare baby at a good price and its eating well! Tends to stay out in the open and I'm digging its christmas tree pattern. This is one of the species I wouldn't mind landing a male :')

Good Morning, So I was walking through one of the local pet stores the other day not looking for anything and left with a Red Knee. My wife hates me right now!! This is the first T. I have owned and I have been searching for T. info so I have a few questions that I know one of the many experts...

Hi everyone about a month ago I got a c versicolor sling. It is probably 1/4-1/2 an inch. My issue is it won't eat anything besides flightless fruit flies which I've come to learn have very poor nutritional value. I've tried dubia legs, dubia nymphs, pieces of mealworm, a small live mealworm...

My female OBT enjoying her meal.

I was just feeding my avic metallica a small roach and accidentally dropped it in her web & when I looked in I realized there was a fresh molt in there! I panicked because I know if she attempts to eat before her fangs harden, that could be potentially fatal. Her web is shaped kind of like a...

Smooching a cricket. Or is he giving it mouth to mouth?

Love the gooey guts beading out of the worm lol

First feeding after molt, suspect male Sorry for red light

Her previous owner fed her mealworms and crickets. Here is her first meal in my care. A nice juicy B lat

Video of our A. avicularia feeding on a female cricket handing from her ovipositor (egg tube)

I made an amazing video of feeding some of my slings, and an extra attack from my c. Cyaneopubescens. Hopr you like it, cause I did!

I just bought 2x p.regalis slings and I need advice on how to care for them and how often do I feed them.

On either the 15th or the 16th of December, I got a few more Ts to add to my collection, and one of them happened to be my first old-world, a female Cameroon Rust Baboon (Hysterocrates gigas). Evidently I'm aware of how aggressive and stubborn they are, as well as how reclusive their nature is...

She loves them! And me too because they stay alive long and they eat dogfood

I finally succeeded to post a video. I gave my acanthoscurria a superworm.

Hi! So, going from my beautiful Cobalt to this species, I've noticed I can't tell when she wants to eat! I've only found her in the 'murder time' pose once, otherwise I'm unable to really tell when she's hungry. Anyone have any definitive signs they use? I just toss some dubias in there, but...

First tarantula feeding video, featuring I think 13-14 Ts which isn't even a third of the ones I have. Let me know what you guys think and any interaction with the channel is appreciated, thank you.

I had a question about varying tarantula diets. Ive heard some people will catch wild insects to feed to their t's as a means of increasing diet variety. Is this a good idea? My T's live off a staple of dubias, with crickets and mealworms sprinkled in now and then. Should I be doing more to vary...

i have been trying to feed my T using mealworms, but the moment i drop my mealworm into the enclosure it just digs down under the substrate and dissapears. Is there anything i could do to stop this?