Tarantulas and Spiders

Ahh I see, thank you for the responses!

"Snakes don't bite. Just humans."

My G. Rosea is looking a lot more firm now. It moved first off and now back on its corner log thing.

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Originally Posted by Louie

What do you guys think about feeding schedule for t's? Do you guys set period? Or just random feed

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I feed any 2" or under like twice a week, maybe 3 times some weeks for slings. For adults its once a week unless they've just molted. For the first few weeks after they molt they'll eat a lot to gain size.

Different species can get fed more or less. Adults, i mean. Ive been told by someone very knowledgable that for example: some brazilian species can eat a ton, compared to some asian species who only should be fed like twice a month. Coleslaw might be able to elaborate, shes the one who talked to the guy and told me. :gj:

Can't wait for Aragon to start webbing and to feed him.

My Rosea was pressed up against the side and had black fangs, so I went ahead and let a small roach in with it. I can't find the roach, so I think it ate lol.

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Originally Posted by Kodieh

My Rosea was pressed up against the side and had black fangs, so I went ahead and let a small roach in with it. I can't find the roach, so I think it ate lol.

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The dubias will burrow.

That's y I like my orange heads. To stupid to burrow lol

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I forgot I took this, can the sex be determined from this?

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I would wait for her to molt and check inside but it looks like female to me. But other people would give you better opinion haha.

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I can take pictures of the molt, top or bottom?

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