• Are you a Tarantula hobbyist? If so, we invite you to join our community! Once you join you'll be able to post messages, upload pictures of your pets and enclosures and chat with other Tarantula enthusiasts. Sign up today!

Cyriocosmus ritae success

Webbed_obsessed

Well-Known Member
3 Year Member
Tarantula Club Member
Messages
129
Location
Georgia
The first female ritae produced us an eggsac. Not no where near the numbers I'd like but 53 is not bad for her first. I have a few more females that need to drop and I'll most likely pair her again if she molts. They are some of the cutest Cyriocosmus for sure. My wife calls them the little Oreos of the Cyriocosmus sp. Below is a few pics of the slings and the final three are of the male. He does love to play dead and it's the first male I've had do this so well out of any of my Cyriocosmus. Hopefully I have as much success as I have had with leetzi this year.
IMG_20211031_001939143_HDR~2.jpg
IMG_20211105_190915777~2.jpg
IMG_20211105_171623349~2.jpg
IMG_20211105_171602876~2.jpg
IMG_20211105_171501312~2.jpg
 

Webbed_obsessed

Well-Known Member
3 Year Member
Tarantula Club Member
Messages
129
Location
Georgia
Nice! What you gonna feed your micro hoard?
I have had great success with peanut beetle larvae. Looks like a mealworm but tiny. I still keep fruit flies but I'm trying these out this season and if they keep doing as good as they have on all the slings I don't believe I'll be relying on flies at all. Alot faster than cutting up larger prey items also.
 
Top