Avic Female

[CoolioTiffany]

this is one of my favorites! and the only species of T i have ever held!

Nice one!!

They are quite different to handle compared to my terrestrials, but still are pretty sweet . They walk (or sprint lol) so lightly!

In all honesty I do not know? I know she has to be OLD though. She molted in like 2005 and then did not molt again until 2010.

Jeez, she must be old! That a HUGE time difference between molts. Probably even the first time I ever heard of a T molt 5 years later; then again I kinda drifted away from the other T forums.

[Cendalla]

Nice pictures. I love the way they look like a living plushy. Beautiful

[LaFilleClochette]

wow wiked nice! I cant wait till mine gets that big! Did you get her as a lil baby spiderling?( and any tips of keeping spiderings alive? Im worried about mine )

your girl is gorgeous! you should post up more pics

[Alexandra V]

wow wiked nice! I cant wait till mine gets that big! Did you get her as a lil baby spiderling?( and any tips of keeping spiderings alive? Im worried about mine )

your girl is gorgeous! you should post up more pics

Keep them very humid! Especially with avicularia and especially when they're young, humidity is VERY important to keep them hydrated. What's your setup like for the little guy?

[LaFilleClochette]

Keep them very humid! Especially with avicularia and especially when they're young, humidity is VERY important to keep them hydrated. What's your setup like for the little guy?

I just moved him into a small-ish plastic container with small holes in it, and a piece of wood to take up some room in it... he was in a small vile that he came in from the store.

[Alexandra V]

I just moved him into a small-ish plastic container with small holes in it, and a piece of wood to take up some room in it... he was in a small vile that he came in from the store.

Try to keep humidity high by dribbling a bit of water down the side of the container. That serves 2 purposes: offers extra air humidity, and allows the spider to drink up the droplets that form on the wall. Has he eaten for you yet?