Tarantulas and Spiders

That looks awesome! I can't wait til a few of mine molt so i can rehouse.

I wish T's were more like bp's where you can tell pretty much exactly when they're going to molt and can mess with them right after they do!

Yeah, I really want to get home and handle my T but it sucks that I can't. Lol.

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Yeah that does look awesome!

Does anyone own centepede?

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I find them very interesting...:sly:

"Snakes don't bite. Just humans."

I had a few local species. Never saw them and I'm just not that into them. They are pretty cool but didn't hold my interest.

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Just had a nice meal or gravid.

Centipedes are awesome but unfortunately I didn't catch any this year.

That wolfie looks gravid, but it's really late in the year for it. Probably just fat. Sacs are usually laid in the warmer months. I went camping in July and the ground just sparkled in my flashlight with the reflection of hundreds of eyes.

My big, beautiful wolfie died last week :(

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So, how big do dubia have to get to start breeding? I bought 150 mediums, but they seem a little on the small side. Just some general tips would be great, I went looking for information but the best I got was a 3-1 female male ratio was the best idea.

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Originally Posted by Kodieh

So, how big do dubia have to get to start breeding? I bought 150 mediums, but they seem a little on the small side. Just some general tips would be great, I went looking for information but the best I got was a 3-1 female male ratio was the best idea.

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They have to molt out to adults. 2"
Keep the temps up and feed them quality food.
Depending on the size, you still have a few months to go.