Tarantulas and Spiders

[medicinhed]

where did you get those square talll T boxes with the vents? Want hard for arboreal slings.

[3skulls]

I make them.
Have lots more if you're interested.

[3skulls]

Terrestrial


Fossorial


Arboreal


I also place a little hole so you can water them without having to open the enclosure.

[Herpenthusiast3]

My gf brought home a beautiful avicularia Metallica today(Iridescent pink toe) !!!! Unsexed and a little over 2 inches and 100% awesome.

[3skulls]

Nice! Mine is still very small. It started making some tiny little webs in her plant

Rehoused a couple of more things tonight.

First up.
Ornithoctoninae sp.
Top View


This is deep! Dig little one dig.
2 full bricks of coconut fiber.


Here she is. Very pretty in person.


Got the real camera out and got some pics. I'll try and get them up in a couple of days.


And "Sarlac" in her new home.


Non-spider but thought I would share anyway.
New home for my Spring Peeper



Checking out the baby spiders.

[I-KandyReptiles]

How much would you charge for a cage like the one for your frog!!

I cannot find boxes like that ANYWHERE!!

[3skulls]

Sending PM

[Herpenthusiast3]

UUugh! Okay, so I have this new Avicularia Metallica but I just realized that under the Latin name it say Goliath pink toe which at first I thought was another common name but I started researching and I found out that there is a species that goes by the common name of Goliath pink toe and the Latin name for that particular T is avicularia braunshauseni. Here is the kicker! As it pertains to google both species look very similar when young. That's frustrating.

[carlson]

Thanks for the pick!! my buddy set me up with a few starter hissing roaches. Ish hopeing they get a good colony going so they can go to her. But since ill have extra I may be getting a bearded dragon lol

[3skulls]

UUugh! Okay, so I have this new Avicularia Metallica but I just realized that under the Latin name it say Goliath pink toe which at first I thought was another common name but I started researching and I found out that there is a species that goes by the common name of Goliath pink toe and the Latin name for that particular T is avicularia braunshauseni. Here is the kicker! As it pertains to google both species look very similar when young. That's frustrating.

I'm not understanding. You purchased a metallica and they gave you a braunshauseni?

When dealing with Ts, I would always go with the scientific name over a common name.

@carlson
I'm not sure if hissers make great feeders (for Ts or Dragons) Their shell is much harder than a very soft dubia.

I would look into that before you go that route for sure. If you do get a colony going, I would trade a few roaches so I could have a few Hissers as pets.