Breeders

[regalis]

If it's not hanging from a tree and trying to kill me it just dont turn me on! Lol

 

[blade49]

If it's not hanging from a tree and trying to kill me it just dont turn me on! Lol

Lol this lol is a tree spider fast and aggressive and only a baby

 

[regalis]

Lol this lol is a tree spider fast and aggressive and only a baby

When you own some of the spiders I enjoy.... then you will understand fast and aggressive

 

[blade49]

When you own some of the spiders I enjoy.... then you will understand fast and aggressive

So what you have lol

 

[Jess S]

Check out Bach Ma Breedings too. Never bought from them, but know people who have who had good experiences. I believe they only breed old worlds. Plus they are here in the UK.

I can personally recommend @Phil and @T-Baby.

Think everyone has shut up shop temporarily though

If you're interested in European tarantulas, I think there are 2 families. Chaetopelma (Greece and Cyprus) and Ischnocolus. (Spain, Italy, Portugal). Maybe there are more but these are the genera I've heard of . @m0lsx has one. I think it may be a Chaetopelma olivaceum. Knowing m0lsx, he'll be able to share some interesting info and facts as he's a pretty thorough researcher of the species he's keeping

 

[regalis]

So what you have lol

P. Formosa (2)
P.metallica (6)
P. Ornata (2)
P. Regalis (4)
P. Subfusca (2)
P. Subfusca lowland (2)
P.fasciata (2)
P. tigrinawesseli (1)
P. vittata (1)
C. schioedtei (2)
S. Calceatum ( about 50)
L. Violaceopes (1)
H. Mac (6)
P. Sp rufus (2)

That's my old world tree spiders. Sorry if I miss spelt any!

 

[regalis]

Check out Bach Ma Breedings too. Never bought from them, but know people who have who had good experiences. I believe they only breed old worlds. Plus they are here in the UK.

I can personally recommend @Phil and @T-Baby.

Think everyone has shut up shop temporarily though

If you're interested in European tarantulas, I think there are 2 families. Chaetopelma (Greece and Cyprus) and Ischnocolus. (Spain, Italy, Portugal). Maybe there are more but these are the genera I've heard of . @m0lsx has one. I think it may be a Chaetopelma olivaceum. Knowing m0lsx, he'll be able to share some interesting info and facts as he's a pretty thorough researcher of the species he's keeping

I seen one European on the spider shop before the apocalypse. The snail muncher I think they called it. Didnt interest me lol

 

[Rs50matt]

I seen one European on the spider shop before the apocalypse. The snail muncher I think they called it. Didnt interest me lol

The snail muncher is a Phormictopus ( South American) only European species available in the hobby I believe is the C olivaceum. Ours recently moulted but still buried.

 

[regalis]

The snail muncher is a Phormictopus ( South American) only European species available in the hobby I believe is the C olivaceum. Ours recently moulted but still buried.

Sure the spider shop had it listed as European? I may be wrong. Either way it didnt interest me lol

 

[Jess S]

I seen one European on the spider shop before the apocalypse. The snail muncher I think they called it. Didnt interest me lol

Yeah, they sound horrid! Lol
I've seen slings advertised and they were G. pulchra type prices. Think they're from somewhere in South America? I've heard they will eat the usual feeders but I'm sure most people buy them to see them taking a snail. Why anyone would want to watch anything eat a snail is beyond me. I recently saw a video of a snake eating a snail and it was gross af

 

[regalis]

Yeah, they sound horrid! Lol
I've seen slings advertised and they were G. pulchra type prices. Think they're from somewhere in South America? I've heard they will eat the usual feeders but I'm sure most people buy them to see them taking a snail. Why anyone would want to watch anything eat a snail is beyond me. I recently saw a video of a snake eating a snail and it was gross af

A brown spider that can only be bothered to hunt something as slow as a snail...... zzzzzzz lol

 

[Enn49]

The snail muncher is a Phormictopus ( South American) only European species available in the hobby I believe is the C olivaceum. Ours recently moulted but still buried.

You're right about the Cheatopelma olivaceum being European, they're found in Turkey and Cyprus as well as Middle Eastern countries. They're fast and will take any opportunity to escape.

Mine was happily chomping tonight so I managed a photo

 

[Lawrence b]

I have seen them and looked at the website but never ordered from them. It's hard to find o/w young adult females. Everyone is selling slings

You can always get a communal of Monocentropus balfouri slings .

 

[regalis]

You can always get a communal of Monocentropus balfouri slings .

That is something I would like in the future but I cant do it yet. I'm looking to move house and will have to have a new bug room built. I would like to do a communal coffee table setup. That would look cool

 

[Lawrence b]

The commual coffee table sounds good , I have few myself 3cm leg span .

 

[regalis]

The commual coffee table sounds good , I have few myself 3cm leg span .

That is one spider I can get grown on..... after the apocalypse is over that is

 

[Lawrence b]

Maybe I might have some left after the apocalypse lol .

 

[regalis]

I'm gonna start breeding and selling / swapping after this is over.

 

[Phil]

The commual coffee table sounds good , I have few myself 3cm leg span .

jeez...you will only be able to have espresso on a coffee table that small....pmsl

 

[regalis]

jeez...you will only be able to have espresso on a coffee table that small....pmsl

I thought you ment for mine but realised you were talking about his 3cm slings lol. When I get home I'm gonna take some pics of my bug room and you will see I dont do small lol