Tarantulas and Spiders

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Originally Posted by 3skulls

If you want something that loves to eat, get a LP. At 4" they can already take down adult male dubia.
I'll need to breed cats once they reach adult size :p

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They aren't Chinese spiders.

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Originally Posted by 3skulls

If you want something that loves to eat, get a LP. At 4" they can already take down adult male dubia.
I'll need to breed cats once they reach adult size :p

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haha no need to breed cats craigslist is littered with free kittens all the time. save $ not buying cat food and litter :P

I would love some feeding vids

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I redecorated a few more T enclosures

P. regalis
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/...ps54c63c33.jpg

feather leg baboon
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/...psd4d65b14.jpg

A. laeta
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/...ps48b92bff.jpg

What's an LP? Are they the ones that get HUGE lol? Are they considered to be a fast growing species? Tbh, i expected faster growth from my T's. I'm not complaining, they just grow slower than i expected.

Damon, where do you get all that crap from haha? I think i need to go digging through my old GI Joes and get some body parts for my T enclosures haha.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

What's an LP? Are they the ones that get HUGE lol? Are they considered to be a fast growing species? Tbh, i expected faster growth from my T's. I'm not complaining, they just grow slower than i expected.

Damon, where do you get all that crap from haha? I think i need to go digging through my old GI Joes and get some body parts for my T enclosures haha.

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We have a place called Pat Catan's its simular to a hobby lobby. the wife loves finding me stuff to put in the T enclosures. I'm about to go through my kids barbie dolls since they dont play with them anymore. :P

LPs are Lasiodora parahybana
Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeaters.

Some grow way faster than others.
G. pulchripes
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/07/31/edunyqu4.jpg

G. rosea about the same age. Give or take a couple of months.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/07/31/emumezy6.jpg

Then you have something like my G. pulchra that has never molted in my care. 6-7-8 months?

The LPs do grow quick and get huge!
I'm guessing here because I can't really remember when I got them. They went from 1/4" to about 5" in 18 months or so.
But I take it easy with feeding them. If they are plump I'll skip a week or 2, no rush for them to be giants.

It takes years for some of them to become mature

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/08/01/he8y5e3y.jpg

I need to grab this for the T van.

Do it!

Hey, my teeeeeny B. smithi and nhandu chromatus both molted! One day they'll start looking like tarantulas instead of specks, I have faith.

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Being at work sucks! I've got 3i A. urticans and H. macs coming in today and I don't get to play with them :( the wife and my friend get to transfer them.