-
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!
JAYGEE's Collection..
- Thread starter JAYGEE
- Start date
@Enn49
So my L. Para moulded yesterday and I came into my office this morning and saw my P. regalis on its back under the cork bark and bottom of the tank.
Can it get itself out like that? Should I leave it or move the bark a little?
Pic attached.
So my L. Para moulded yesterday and I came into my office this morning and saw my P. regalis on its back under the cork bark and bottom of the tank.
Can it get itself out like that? Should I leave it or move the bark a little?
Pic attached.
Last edited:
- Messages
- 11,177
- Location
- Malton, UK
@JAYGEE Congrats on the moults. Just leave the P. regalis to do its own thing. Disturbing it could cause stress and Ts seem to know where they can and can't moult.
Ok thanks for the reply, I figured to let it be but wanted to ask just in case.
- Messages
- 11,177
- Location
- Malton, UK
They look great.
Thank you, I couldn't have done it with out you and other members that have answered my questions as well as this forum!
- Messages
- 11,177
- Location
- Malton, UK
Just placed another order with Paul.
G. pulchripes
H. lividum
H. minax
A. versicolor
I still have a few more that I want, but I think 9 is enough..... for now.
More lovely Ts. You know it won't be long before you order you're next batch lol.
That's what the forum is for. I had my bigger ExoTerras from keeping snakes but I bought a Nano for the G. rosea and they sent me 2 by mistake. I did the honest thing and contacted them about it but they said just to keep them both, big bonus. Soon I'm going to need more.
9? Last month I ordered 15 from Paul. Lol!Just placed another order with Paul.
G. pulchripes
H. lividum
H. minax
A. versicolor
I still have a few more that I want, but I think 9 is enough..... for now.
Have the monthly reptile show tomorrow and no doubt something is coming home with me. Haven't left with less than 5 yet. [emoji4]
FYI, you'll find the H. minax to be more defensive than H. lividum. Both are great eaters and gorgeous, when seen above ground. [emoji6] Don't underestimate their speed, amazingly fast for an OB.
Thank you for the info!
This is only my 3rd week getting back into tarantulas and I will have 9.
Soon as I get the rest of my containers and screen vents I'll have to get more.
They're like potatoe chips, can't have just one. Lol!!
Came home from reptile show with 7 new T's, 8 scorplings and a big bag of cork tubes. Great day! [emoji4]
Just got my order!Just placed another order with Paul.
G. pulchripes
H. lividum
H. minax
A. versicolor
I still have a few more that I want, but I think 9 is enough..... for now.
Some fiesty little turds!
- Messages
- 800
- Location
- tyne & wear uk
your off to a flying start
