Poorly Pamphobeteus sp Machalla :(

Thread Starter: vixsta

Hi guys,

My 2.5 inch P sp Machalla moulted 3 weeks ago and she hasn't eaten at all, she struggles to move and falls over a lot when she tries

Today, 06:32 AM by vixsta

Please help ID this spider!

Thread Starter: WhiteWidoVV

Hello


It was running and searching for protection in the kitchen...

It's from Majorca, Spain.

Today, 06:02 AM by WhiteWidoVV

Question(s) about my A. avicularia enclosure and molting

Thread Starter: Neon Slate

First off, here's the enclosure:



I think I should have built it the the other way around, with the substrate in the small lid,

Today, 06:59 AM by Neon Slate

Please assist with ID of Heteropoda sp.

Thread Starter: Dan Wulf

In November 2012, I caught a nice female huntsman in Jawadhi Hills, Tamil Nadu, India. It was found on a trunk of a large tree on top of a hill - approximately

Today, 07:12 AM by Dan Wulf

Feeding dubia to giant millipede

Thread Starter: Msh

I got this sort of idea when I saw a picture of an A. gigas I think eating a freshly molted mature male roach although I can't remember who to credit

Today, 06:33 AM by Cavedweller

Could just be the angle of the pic, but it looks like you need more substrate in there.

Bought My First T! Need Advice.

Lurker597 Today, 08:04 AM

Right, the smaller the spider, the faster the molt is. The question is how long are they sealed in before and after, and that can be days, weeks, or

How long, on average, does a molt take for a sling??

Poec54 Today, 08:00 AM

As why do you think we say 'Dang.' Every animal has an instintive drive to reproduce, humans are no different. Everything people find attractive about

Just a scientific concern with Arboreals and Terrestrials...

Poec54 Today, 07:56 AM

Indeed I do know that area. I grew up in Downers Grove. I was just home a couple of weeks ago and actually went to Waterfall Glen

My

Found a cool snake today, Pics included

Shrike Today, 07:50 AM

I guess she is a keeper!
There was no interest on the forum.
Thanks for looking.
End of sale.

Female Acanthoscurria brocklehursti (possible geniculata)

sweetypie Today, 07:39 AM

thanks for the help, are there any arboreals that would fit the bill?

once again i have a question...

Perentie Today, 07:16 AM