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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...
Here she is! I picked her up on Monday and she is so so so tiny, which I definitely wasn't expecting. I'll have to wait a couple moults before moving her into the exoterra enclosure I bought.
I can't wait for her to grow and turn black
I have just realized I'm not really sure how old my Tliltocatl Albopilosus is. I got her in September as a 2.5" - 3" juvenile (or maybe sub-adult?), and now after one molt she is around 3.5". Is there a way to tell how old she is? I'm sure their growth rate depends on many different factors, but...
Hello all,
I may just be impatient, I'm hoping someone can help shed light (heh, "shed", get it, molt) on what's going on.
Warning, long read. I just want to provide all the info.
I purchased a small Costa Rican Stripe Knee (A. seemani) on 4.24.21 (legs stretched, she prolly only fills the...
Hi everyone! Can any body tell the sex of my gbb from this exuv? I read that gbb's spermatecae are usually smaller than other SPs and I haven't seen a gbb spermathecae ever so I am not sure if this is a male or a female .. I got him/her last july at around 2cm. After 6 molts, he/she is now...
The seller told me that it's a B. Albicep and the reason why the caraphase is black is because it's on pre-molt. So yesterday it molted already but still it has a black caraphase. Any thoughts about it? I can't find any info if it's normal for it to have a black caraphase at it's juvy stage.
I am looking for Kukulcania hibernalis, my hopes would be to attain spiderlings or just a younger female, I would very much like to watch her grow and see her over her entire life-span, but seeing as this is a very particular request, pretty much any Kukulcania hibernalis female will do.