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Can anyone help me with my B.albopilosums abdomen size? It looks almost too fat to me and I’m only feeding once a week so I don’t know if I should start feeding once every two weeks instead of just continue to feed once a week but this is my first tarantula so if anyone has some input it would...
my b albo has been in premolt and wouldn’t eat for almost a month, and as a fairly new T owner who has never had to care for a motling tarantula before, this started to worry me even though I was aware of what it was because I felt like I was starving it by not attempting to feed it for so long...
Thanks for the reply, hopefully some more people will chime in like you said. I know it’s probably best to feed a variety anyways, but it does make things difficult since I only have one T who eats about 2 items a week. It just wouldn’t make sense to buy a bag of crickets AND the worms, but...
gotta clean out that water dish in a minute, she’s always kicking substrate in. Does anyone know if those lighter markings on her abdomen are a cause for concern? Is it just bc she’s kicking hairs since it’s a new world thing, is she stressed, or possibly entering pre molt? Her abdomen does...
New T keeper here. I have a juvenile 3 in. B albopilosum that has previously been fed crickets. I had the cricket keeper and all requirements to keep the crickets alive, however they kept dying on me, smelled bad, etc. I was fed up, so I decided to try superworms as an alternative to the...
Hi, my name is cam I’m 17 from the US, and I am a new tarantula owner. I did LOTS of research before bringing home my B albopilosum, Dyna, but I joined the forum to hopefully learn even more from other people’s experiences. :)