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Mature males

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Anyone in the Los Angeles area who has mature male B. Auratum or T. Albopilosus (Nicaragua) please let me know.
I would like to do a 50/50 split on the slings if successful.
Or, if you would like to sell me your penultimate or recently MM outright, let me know.
 

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You should put a similar post in the Marketplace Wanted section
 

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Hi i am new member here.
Hi Ahana,
Welcome to the forum! This is where you want to go: https://tarantulaforum.com/forums/introductions.2/
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Just starting out on breeding. I have tried P.Metallica and A.Geniculata before (none of the males got eaten);)

I am open to purchase the male also.
That's awesome!
Did you produce successful sacs?
 

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Late response to your question, I missed it.
To answer your question, no, did not produce any sacs even after I thought it was a successful pairing.

The females molted on both occasions (arrhh!)

Just recently paired my T.albo and looks to be a success; the male is still alive. (still viable if anyone needs him)
Hopefully she produces a sac.

And just got a male P.met, just waiting for him to mature now.

Now I need a mature male B.aurutum to pair with my big mama.
 

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Late response to your question, I missed it.
To answer your question, no, did not produce any sacs even after I thought it was a successful pairing.

The females molted on both occasions (arrhh!)

Just recently paired my T.albo and looks to be a success; the male is still alive. (still viable if anyone needs him)
Hopefully she produces a sac.

And just got a male P.met, just waiting for him to mature now.

Now I need a mature male B.aurutum to pair with my big mama.
Gotta make sure the female is ready also. She's got to be fresh (usually within 6 months if shes a young female). A older mature female can be many years from molting. A lot of times pairing will kick the female into molting if she's not fresh. That's why it's good to keep your male around. There's alot more to just having a mature male. Good luck
 

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Gotta make sure the female is ready also. She's got to be fresh (usually within 6 months if shes a young female). A older mature female can be many years from molting. A lot of times pairing will kick the female into molting if she's not fresh. That's why it's good to keep your male around. There's alot more to just having a mature male. Good luck
100% agree, however I (the males) did not have the luxury of time on their pedipalps.

That was one of the reasons that I just had to pair the pairs when I did.
(I think that goes for most if not all T breeders)

It has a lot to do with timing.
 

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