You need to do a butt load of paperwork and pay a big fee. I can direct you to info if you want but it really isn't worth it unless you get a TON of animals. It's better to find someone who imports and tell them what you want.I got to find out exactly how that works for here in the states.they have sooo many I'd love to have.
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http://www.fws.gov/permits/importexport/importexport.html
That's the important one. There's paperwork on both ends, and a fee.
Thanks hun, bookmarking it on my phone. Pc still down
YuckThanks hun, bookmarking it on my phone. Pc still down
I saw my little golden knee sling again today.It had been 3 weeks since I last saw him.When do they finally come out and start roaming around their enclosure.I always worry about him but I guess he is a tough little guy. But I do know he eats his pinhead roaches.
Mine is out often now but I literally never saw it for the longest time. I moved her after her last molt and other then hiding if you startle her doing maintenance she's always out now.
So if you go by mine then about two inches.
Remember, our spiders do their own things so results may vary
So if you go by mine then about two inches.
Remember, our spiders do their own things so results may vary
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I have a G. Pulchripes spiderling that never hides or go into a pre made burrow I dug. Funny that you never see yours, I always see mine.
I always say I don't see my sling much and worry about him.So I checked today I saw what looked like him touched him no movement.I was realy ready to cry until I looked a little further in the substrate and there was a guy a little larger now so finally my feeble brain put it together he had molted after that he ran and hid again.Thats a milestone for me I will get pics when I can.I just love my little sling he is a tough guy.Iam overjoyed now.
I hope this pic is clear its my little guy after his molt.It took me a while to get a pic of him but if you look at the early pic when I first got him he has grown a bit.Now that iam sure that I can take good care of them I can start to buy more T's.Iam realy proud of him because for month's at a time I didn't see him but now he hangs out climbing and is exploring all the time.I look forward to watching him grow and mature and really become beautiful.Can't believe its been six month's since I got my first T.And they still fascinate me.
Then yes very possibly pre-molt again
No issues. I get myself into a state over mine all the time. Nice to have this place for a little reassurance.
My rose hair for the last two weeks doesn't seem to want to eat.When I put a cricket in front of her she backs away.She used to ponce right on it.I went to the pet store to get dog food and meal worms for my little guy and more crickets.The girl at the pet store said her rose hair would drive her crazy too she said if the abdomen is not shrinking and she is not curling up she is ok and she could be getting ready to molt.She just said our T's can be oddballs at times and make us worry.So I guess she is ok.
