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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Nahndu Colloratavillosus pounces!.All very lovely Ts. The Colloratavillosus reminds me of a fluffier version of A. Geniculata with those long red setae all over as a... -
Jeef replied to the thread Nahndu Colloratavillosus pounces!.Sorry for the late response. Not sure how I missed this. My N. coloratovillosus has to be around a 5 inch DLS. Funny because my N... -
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OOctrej replied to the thread US Some sexed Ts for sale.have another Xenesthis sp. blue 3.5-4” $450
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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Strange Heating Situation.Best of luck! Hope all goes well.
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They are very inefficient and as you say built for offices - I will be switching to a typical heating solution in the new year but that...
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AABHeath replied to the thread Strange Heating Situation.They are very inefficient and as you say built for offices - I will be switching to a typical heating solution in the new year but that...
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Tarantula Trooper replied to the thread Strange Heating Situation.Nonetheless, whether infrared, or yellow, as from a normal fire, said heat travels through the air by means of convection. Through a...
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This heating source is given as infra-red. So it is not about heat rising. It heats what is below it. But yes, closeness is an issue...
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Hi there. Under no circumstance should you've of moved them or bothered them after their molt. They're very vulnerable in that state... -
m0lsx replied to the thread Strange Heating Situation.This heating source is given as infra-red. So it is not about heat rising. It heats what is below it. But yes, closeness is an issue... -
TTynan918 replied to the thread Horned Worms vs Banded Crickets.I went ahead and bought 1200 mealworms and 24 horned worms. Hopefully this plays out better than the crickets.
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TTynan918 replied to the thread Should I Be Concerned ?.Thanks guys !
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TYour T looks like a Theraphosa. Either a blondi or a stirmi, I would guess. And if so a high humidity enclosure, is what they like...
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THi there. Under no circumstance should you've of moved them or bothered them after their molt. They're very vulnerable in that state...
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This is the answer, at least for terrestrial and fossorial species. I'm actually a research biologist and I build environmentally...
