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Coming back for some closure, before anything thanks to everyone who helped in this thread, I appreciate it.
The other day I heard him drumming alone and I felt sorry for him, I mean I know it really doesn't make any difference, but eh.
I tried my luck and found someone who had a female in my...
I live in Portugal, so I guess that's harder to pull off. But thanks!
I think the way the pattern looks on the abdomen and the fact that the abdomen looks smaller is a given too, right? What setting did you use to do that to the picture?
The T hasn't been in that container for about 2 years. She has been in 30x30x40 glass terrarium. And will continue to be, just trying something different with it.
Just messed around with this T today and remembered I had a post in here. Might as well update.
About 5 or 6 inch all pread out. I suspect it is a male, if anyone could confirm.
I'm remodeling the enclosure, I might post something here when its done.
Hey guys, just wanted to say that the little bugger molted on the last few days.
Seems to be just fine, although he hasn't eaten for a while, but that's expected.
The major difference I can see it's the legspan, the body size looks almost the same to me.
Happy holidays
I was just wondering, I intend in feeding it more than once a week. So far i gave it 2 crickets and they are gone. I think they were too small for it though, because I never caught the spider eating them. I think it digested the crickets very quickly. Would a cricket about the size of the body...
Thanks for the comments guys.
How often should I feed the bugger? I've read that if I feed it every other day it will grow faster. But just for a guideline, what is the least I should feed it? At least once a week?
Here are the changes I made today.
I think it ate the cricket I've placed there the other day. I didn't find it. Just weird that I didn't see the spider eating it.
Cheers
Thanks for the reply Chubbs.
I will definitely make the holes without the T there. What I said might give the impression that I would make the holes with the T in there.
What I meant about stressing the T, is that I will handle it again after it was shipped to me so recently (I have the T only...
Thanks for the replies and the welcoming once again guys, appreciated.
I had no idea it would molt in it's burrow. Good to know!
Alright will do near the bottom.
Tomorrow I will add the vent holes and bottle cap. This way I can also check if she ate the cricket as well, so I don't get...
Thanks for the feedback MassExodus.
I agree with you, I only remembered of doing so after housing the T. I will most likely do it tomorrow. A few holes in 2 of the sides.
Should the holes be near the top or more towards the center of the container?
I hope I don't stress the little bugger too...
Thanks for the reply Nicolas.
I think I have the space for a bottle cap. I wasn't sure if I should use one already given the size of the T.
My only concern is if the T will have enough space to molt if I use all the space at the bottom.
Cheers
Hey guys, first time posting.
I've recently acquired a P. regalis sling, although I've had a G. rosea for 5 years and a P. murinus for 2.
Since I've never cared for a sling I wanted to be sure I'm doing everything alright with it.
The sling is about 4cm or so (legspan).
Does everything...