Congrats andrew. I'm on to my little project

doesn't look too Coremiocnemis though.

both male.

throw your house too because these spiders can be everywhere.

andelu take clearer pictures of the formosa's carapace lolz~

my female LV passed away. PM me for the male; breeding loan. sigh.

tarantula died suddenly. idk.

new venom. a big bit jumpy

is it 2 inch or something.

I dont' know. I would like to have the idea of it resting in peace.

is cocoa fibre the same with coco peat?
the last thing I know, coco peat was made from palm husk instead of coconut husk.

Elaeis guineensis



are you blind or plain confuse?

stop asking without looking and start some serious business, get a life, get a tarantula

here's a speedo from me:



start the venom guys!

bila suda tua kurang blue la, suda penat. gahaha.



not yet

almost 4 inch,
it hurts to have male, but trust me, but as long as you take good care of it, I'm sure its not the age that count, but the quality time spent

well last molt I noticed it has started to have obvious urticating hair at the pedipalps, well the blue fang was dimmed because of pre-molt i guess, its been awhile.

This post has been edited by aros: Oct 9 2009, 07:44 PM

uhmm, a spider?

Lampropelma Deathaciopes.

preserve using prallethrin and d-pnenothrin.

kill bill stunt if you're going anywhere near autotomy.

This post has been edited by aros: Oct 30 2009, 02:14 AM

and I thought its british

they don't move around much because they are keeping their metabolism rate low so that it does not waste energy on movement.

this helps them adapt with harsh environment where food and water are hard to come by.

the same goes when it is being captive breed, the nature of the animal stays with it, that is why we have no problem if our tarantulas don't eat for a week. (especially for desert species)

and so I heard, we don't need large area to make a tarantula happy.

gotta love the new skins.

I don't know. indicates?