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I've made it a Sticky. -
Carefully pinch one end of the sac and pick it up. I usually hold mine up to a light to make sure all the eggs are towards the bottom...
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Oh wow ! That's amazing looking ! Thay are so darn cute too ! So it's a humidity thing then by the look of it .... I think I can set up...
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The coffee filter stays dry at all times. It's the evaporation (humidity rising) that helps. There is about an inch between the floor...
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When in captivity you should pull the sac at 30 days. Reason being, they are gonna be a pain to separate once they hatch out and they...
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Aphonopelma anax. It put on quite a bit of size. The abdomen is reasonably sized as well. It used to be huge.
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Ephebopos Rufucens or the Burgundy Skeleton leg if you will! Absolutely beautiful spood!!
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B. Emilia! So pretty as all Brachypelma are!
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Hello and welcome. :)
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Hello Tryp, welcome to the forum & the hobby.
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m0lsx replied to the thread Welcome to Tarantula Forum!.Hello Tryp, welcome to the forum & the hobby. -
Hello everyone!!! New to the forum and excited to chat with you all :) I’ve had my lovely G. Pulchra, Chili Sweet, for about 5 years...
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Aphonopelma sp. Jalisco. I'm surprised it molted on top. It recently excavated a decent sized burrow. -
Jeef replied to the thread Who's molted today.Aphonopelma sp. Jalisco. I'm surprised it molted on top. It recently excavated a decent sized burrow. -
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Red maple can pose a mold issue from what I gather. Live tree sap as well. Usually anything I gather from outdoors I run through the...
