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    New T. sp. panama and Xenesthis sp. bright slings

    Just got these super rare beauties, biggest buy ever haha. Can't wait for them to grow ill keep you guys updated! They truly are some of the most impressive new world species
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    CA newbie and AZ Blonde

    Hi! Nothing to worry about. She could either be in premolt (which means she'll just be camping out in there for a very very long time) or just sheltering for winter (hibernation almost).
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    White mites in sling enclosure help?

    im fairly certain they are springtails! unfortunately theres were only two and I didn't manage to grab a pic ): I dumped them out
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    Is my Aphonopelma Chalcodes about to molt?

    maybe! but it could just be "hibernating" because aphonopelmas seem to do that in winter as well
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    any Asian fossorial keepers?

    Picking one up soon, (b. simoroxigorum) whats yalls experience with Asian fossorials? What substrate mixtures and husbandry procedures do you find have worked best? Any cool pictures ? Love the moisture dependent old worlds (: I love hearing from multiple people's experiences
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    My P. sp "Female Mascara"

    love the pamphos! very displayable sp.
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    I need a bit of help

    hi! it depends on the age of it. slings only need to be fed every 3 or so days (or a small pre-killed prey item) twice a week. juveniles 2 medium crickets a week or just one if they are fat. adults maybe 4 large crickets every two weeks. cut back a bit if they have huge abdomens. hope this...
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    Comment by 'glitchsixxle' in media 'Merry Christmas'

    haha, merry Christmas loool
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    White mites in sling enclosure help?

    Awesome! I actually wondered if they were springtails but if so im glad I can leave then in!
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    White mites in sling enclosure help?

    I believe I found scavenger mites in one of my half inch slings enclosure. There were only two in the water dish but from what I've heard over the months they generally aren't harmful unless there's blooms of them? Am I ok to leave them or will they infect all of my other slings (I keep them all...
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    Comment by 'glitchsixxle' in media 'Acanthoscurria geniculata'

    Cute! Love the brazilian species
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    What does "paired tarantula" specify?

    Hi! Soneone just ordered me a tarantula marked as "paired female"; was wondering if that meant she bore in the past or could possibly drop an egg sacred within my care. She's an a. hentzi so if so I'd be curious to know if that means several months later I could end up with babies? Either way...
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    Strange Avicularia molting process...

    My A. purpurea has never been a webber in the slightest since i got it, I simply figured that it would start webbing once it finally needed to molt. (lol i was wrong) Anyway I found its shed skin clinging to the side of its leaning corkbark. Has anyone else ever heard of this? It appears ok I'm...
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    Pamphobeteus Nigricolor sling feeding!

    I've been in the hobby a bit over two months now and already have 10 slings! Got this rare baby at a good price and its eating well! Tends to stay out in the open and I'm digging its christmas tree pattern. This is one of the species I wouldn't mind landing a male :')
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    A. chalcodes juvenile

    this is my 6th tarantula actually, i shied away from getting this genus however due to the growth rate being the literal slowest to simply grab grab a 1/2 inch sling haha
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