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It is not. I had one 20+ years ago but was an adult female when I got her. I had her for 10 years before she died. This is the first sling that I have had. I know that the grammostola rosea are notorious for growing very slowly. I got her in October 2020 when she was probably 3 months old and...

Thanks for the feedback. I think i am just anxious for her to get bigger and move in to a bigger place. I did get her from FNT.

We can own 3 species of grammostolas but that is it without special permits. There are so many I would love to have but can't.

I posted this thread twice. My apologies.

My lovely little grammostola rosea is soon going to be too big for her current enclosure (picture attached). I am going to rehouse her in a new home that is is 8" long x 6" wide x 6" high. Even though she doesn't seem to burrow, I added enough substrate so there is only 3" to the top from the...

The owner of Mr. Drew's (that I mentioned to you about the crickets and roaches) is one of the people that petitioned and met with the Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to get the 3 species of tarantulas legalized. He said it was quite a process and they would only allow 3. I don't mean to...

Are you close to the Lewiston/Auburn area? Mr. Drew's Exotic Animal Rescue on Lisbon Street in Lewiston raises crickets and Dubia roaches and sells them. You can purchase a small amount. He usually sells them by the dozen.

I live in Maine and have a grammostola rosea named Charlotte. She (I hope) is a little over a year old and I have had her since October of 2020. She is my second tarantula. I had one named Fluffy many years ago. She had been passed down through several people before I got her, so I was never...