Parabuthus schlechteri USA only unsexed

Thread Starter: saxman146

Shipping within USA only. You are buying from a resident of the USA so no import laws will be threatened. This is the second and last batch from me on

Today, 10:01 AM by saxman146

Tarantulas molting in sync?...

Thread Starter: James501

Hi everyone! Not been on here for a while... Been super busy.
Anyway... I have a P. ornata and a P. striata both females that are in pre molt together

Today, 10:07 AM by EightLeggedFreaks

Exotic Mantid Availability Sale/Trade

Thread Starter: Bug Trader

Deroplatys lobata nymphs $5 each or 10 for $40
Mesopteryx alata nymphs $6 each or 10 for $50 "first cb and available in the US"

Today, 08:13 AM by Bug Trader

ISO: MM P.antinous

Thread Starter: EmberPhase

I have acquired a MF and I trying to get a feel for who may be out there when I am ready to breed her. Thanks.

Today, 08:00 AM by EmberPhase

sling questions

Thread Starter: windscorpions1

I plan on getting a lasiodora parahybana sling as my first tarantula. So I can get used to the speed and aggressiveness. (Also couldn't find a kick or

Today, 09:27 AM by Lurker597

But to argue the obvious,look at Coconut crabs...They are Gigantic,live in the Carribean,where the o2 concentration is probably one of the best on the

Re: Tarantula ultimate size

jthorntonwillis Today, 10:20 AM

I will as soon as my 6" inch female molts, I will post a picture on this same thread when the time comes. I will also take pictures of her front

B. baumgarteni

jose Today, 10:16 AM

That's interesting, it hasn't rained here since... oh September or something, and I noticed this weekend while I was away that it had rained, and I got

Tarantulas molting in sync?...

EightLeggedFreaks Today, 10:07 AM

Shipping within USA only. You are buying from a resident of the USA so no import laws will be threatened. This is the second and last batch from me on

Parabuthus schlechteri USA only unsexed

saxman146 Today, 10:01 AM

Bummmmmmmmpppppppp

B.albo, Lp slings and c.gracilis slings

Dreadz Today, 09:50 AM

Spiders are mostly water; humidity helps them retain internal fluids, which in turn would promote growth.

humidity/oxygen and growth rate

Poec54 Today, 09:31 AM