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    Tarantulas and Spiders

    LPs are Lasiodora parahybana
    Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeaters.

    Some grow way faster than others.
    G. pulchripes


    G. rosea about the same age. Give or take a couple of months.


    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

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