owh congrats on new thread, woohoo

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Added on May 18, 2009, 10:29 pmcaresheet or no caresheet those questions will always exist


btw the venom continues

Chromatopelma sp. cyaneopubescens (1inch)


Tapinauchenius purpureus (2cm)


This post has been edited by littlesaint: May 18 2009, 10:46 PM

i prefer to say 'ask uncle google' rather than spoonfeeding, just my opinion, haha

yup i totally agree with you, but i prefer if people want to make this as their hobby to actually make their own effort then wait for people to answer every single question for them, if not alot of ridiculous questions will be asked, am i correct?

anyway another pic

haha ur absolutely correct, theres also
is it real?
if bite can die?

said to be a b.albopilosum, but no curls yet, have to wait for it to grow bigger


another pic


and i caught this today walking along my college foyer

heteropoda venatoria (thx to leetplayer for the id)

this has been discussed quite some time back i think, the cyriopagapus sp.blue a.k.a the singapore blue has been re-identified as the lempropelma violaceopes, and i think the previous lampropelma violaceopes has been renamed to a heplopelma sp.

if u are referring to the l. violaceopes, then all mature males are brown in colour

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Added on May 30, 2009, 12:45 ami don think they are being claused as 1 species, the now named Ornithoctoninae G. sp. "Malaysia" used to be know as the Lampropelma violaceopes, then studies showed that the cyriopagopus sp. blue is the lampropelma violaceopes, therefore they re-identify it, and then the ex lampropelma was then re-identified to to be the heplopelma robustom, but unfortunately the name did not stay long as further research showed that it was the Ornithoctoninae G. sp. "Malaysia"

dang all this is making my eyes spin

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Added on May 30, 2009, 12:51 am talking about pesticides my Ts have just recently suffered with pesticides, last week there was fogging in my area for 4 days straight, i did all that i could do to prevent my Ts from being exposed to it, what i did was i put my Ts in my room, closed all the windows, closed the door, and stuffed cloth all around the door, 2 days ago 1 of my obt sling died and at the same time i found 1 of my c.andersoni suffering with dyskinetic syndrome, it is now in a icu i made which i learned from the net. i dont think it will make it through as it is getting weaker and weaker

This post has been edited by littlesaint: May 30 2009, 12:51 AM

oo thx for the tip mr.stew, will do it next time

ya and the weird thing is the 1st day they start fogging was about 9.30 at night

andrew, finally decided to post up liao ah, i think i can guess what this is, been wanting 1 in my collection, s.calceatum right,

where did u get it from?

they do live on the dry side, but be reminded slings need higher humidity compared to adults

try keeping her in a tarantula icu, u can get the tutorial on youtube, very sorry for the mishap, i just lost 4 Ts to dyskinetic syndrome

This post has been edited by littlesaint: Jun 10 2009, 01:46 PM

owh so u heard about this particular sp. , its really a beautifull T

yup ure right, but unfortunately i cant go cose my finals for this semester is coming near, infact its just a few days after the exhibition

not only the unker, u started earlier then me also la, about a year earlier to be exact and thx to you i became a tarantula addict

This post has been edited by littlesaint: Jun 11 2009, 01:35 AM

he has 3 containers keeping obt's communal, each container contains 10 obt's

they are not dangerous if no1 plays with them, but referring to venom, the genus poecilotheria has quite potent venom, and ive also read that a stromatopelma calceata venom can cause heart attacks

no its a cyriopagopus schioedtei, by right the cyriopagopus thorelli does not really exist, i read in an article once that in the beginning all met's found and sold were females, then some1 found a male and hence appeared the c.thorelli which was deemed to be rare. further research shows that the c.thorelli does not exist and the first specimen found was actually a male c.schioedtei

thx mr.stew for the link, this is originally where i got the information from, imo i think c.thorelli's on sale in the market is just a way of selling the c. schioedtei for a much higher price

This post has been edited by littlesaint: Jun 18 2009, 05:40 AM

it is possible i think, there was a word out there that some1 actually tried cross breeding and it was successfull, but if u ask any T keepers, most of them will tell u that ther are againts it

i think he's dad has got more Ts then most of us here, seen it, still cannot believe it, haha

aiya bang bukan tak mau pi, tak boleh pi la, cis, everyone also action got l.parahybana, i 1 also takda ler