juvenile

My juvenile T has been frequently climbing up into a little corner/nook in its enclosure for the past week or so. It has been fed however about 3 weeks ago I moved it. Should I be worried?

This is my Eupalaestrus larae big juve. This species doesn't get much attention, but she is a beauty.

Taken moments before she turned her butt to me and started passionately kicking hair.

Very recently molted and looking good in his new attire.

He has very pretty eyes.

Confirmed this girl to be a female. She's made an incredible looking burrow already.

The rehouse for my third tarantula and first old world went smoothly. No defensive postures, no bolting. It was stubborn and didn't want to move, so I just picked up the whole web. I prepared for the worst, but this Chilobrachys fimbriatus is less skittish/defensive than my Tliltocatl albopilosus.

Hey! Does anyone have any gravid (or male and female pairs) nikites, ambrutus, astosus, octopunctatus, mystaceus, princeps, purpuratus jumping spiders they would want to trade for juveniles regals or otiosus! Open to other species, these just came to mind first!

This is Bluey, my cobalt blue. Theyre an unsexxed juve around 7cm diam. They have never molted and theyve eaten 4 times since i got them in march (going by behaviour + abdomen size to know when feeding is needed) Through the past couple of weeks ive seen them go whiter and whiter and now...

Today marks the day where I fed Bluey for the first time. The power this T has at such a small size is just phenomenal, super fast as well! Thank you to everyone who commented on my last post and as always, suggestions, advice, tips and general discussion is always appreciated.

Hello friends! If jumping spiders aren’t a common topic please let me know and I’ll bring this post elsewhere. I have a female bold jumping spider that’s (maybe) around a quarter inch or less right now. I haven’t seen her out and about for almost a month and honestly figured that she had died. I...

The name is Princess Peach. The cutest new member of the family

I am at a loss. My juvienile female C. fimbriatus aka violet earth tiger tarantula went down into her burrow 4 days ago right after she had her meal and just died. I'm completely at a loss as to what might have happened. She was a voracious eater very active and as far as I could tell the only...

Beautiful OW fossorial that not many people know of. The whole genus is amazing IMO.

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Going from sling to adult colors

Ybyrapora diversipes, used to be Avicularia diversipes, out and about for a walk. Sad to know these colors will fade as it matures but that's life.