Recent content by THETGUY

Superworms and mealworms breed relatively quickly, but they bury. If the Tarantula doen't get it, it could bury, and be a problem to your tarantula.

The bug boxes are a scam. The ones I buy only have 10 crickets.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-Tarantula-Spiderling-Cage-Terrestrial-Sling-Cage-Tarantula-Box-tank/274082595543?hash=item3fd09882d7:g:1nYAAOSwxqpdgekS

Does anyone want it? PM me for a deal.

When I visited Arizona, the pet store sold the Aphonopelma Chalcodes for 50$ when you could find one outside...

Do you have any reviews? The prices look too good to be true...:)

I cant see clearly, but I think that is mold on the cages side?

M. Balfouri is a communal species so there should be no reason to worry about the male getting eaten. And about breeding two males with a female, I've seen many vendors sell reverse trio breeding groups, so presumably, it would be best to get two males and 1 female. But I'm quite new to this...

My curly hair tarantula matured out to a male. I had my fingers crossed that it would be a female :(

The reason your t was stuck to the tank was that it needs to flip over in either to molt, and it happened to use the glass to help it.

Pinchers and pokies, swifts inverts

Is that normal. Like a defence mechanism?

Less than two years old. Since LPs are fast growers. To sex, it, post a picture of its molt on this forum and experienced members like @Phil, Kaden Alexander or some other members will help you.

I'm guessing some sort of huntsman spider. It looks nice, so keep it! :)

I was rehousing my pinktoe, when it squirted water at me. The water had whitish chunks. :o