Recent content by Frogdaddy

Narcos. Every season is riveting.

It's very easy to avoid bad husbandry and bad keepers on YouTube. Don't click, don't watch. See, super easy. You mentioned people being bad people or hiding something. I don't freakin care. When I watch Tarantula videos on YouTube the only thing I care about is correct information, proper...

This is a generational issue. I think if you took a poll, younger millennials would love Exotics Lair, and older, more seasoned keepers would totally dismiss him. I understand that many people viewed Exotics Lair videos and that's how they got into Tarantula keeping. Yea give him an award...

Acanthoscurria geniculata. Beautiful T, always out, ferocious eater.

[QsUOTE="Oursapoil, post: 189297, member: 33266"] Thank you. Hoping it'll be but even if it is not it'll be OK, it was something amazing for my son to witness :) Now if it does work I'll need someone interested by a couple of hundreds slings :D Christmas is coming. Stocking stuffers.

This is Sulá, my MM. Hope this helps, though not the best photos.

Mature males lose that pink coloration on their pedipalps when they mature.

Do the pedipalps have a round, bulbous end like a boxing glove? If so, congratulations you have a MM.

@AdamG that's a cool enclosure. I had to look at it twice because I thought it was an optical illusion. It's shorter in front, taller in the back. I like the lock mechanism. I'm gonna check and see if they ship to the U.S.

I was just joking. I would like a bunch of Phampos, but I'll have to wait till spring. I dread shipping T's in the winter.

*give them away

I've read about this somewhere. I think it's called a free market economy. If you don't like it, you should by spiders wholesale and five them away. I'll take six Phormictopus please.

Are you talking about Tillandsia sp. and Crypanthus sp. ? No. They require high humidity and as Konstantin has said they will be webbed over.

Fake plants are best. Live plants would require more moisture than Chromatopelma cyanopubescens prefers and succulents would require bright light. Use silk or plastic plants.

This thread needs a silver fox.