Hydration from insects only?

Thread Starter: Arachninja

Just wondered if there are conflicting opinions on amount of hydration obtained solely from the Tarantulas feeding on inverts? Obviously they ingest

Today, 06:18 PM by Arachninja

Spiders and Their Kin

Thread Starter: milehigh

If anyone's looking for a good arachnid guide to carry around every day, I highly suggest the book Spiders and Their Kin. Not every species is in it,

Today, 05:31 PM by milehigh

Mature Male Versicolor

Thread Starter: Hellion299

Hey Friends

I have a mature male Avicularia Versicolor for sale. This male is fresh, only about a month old and ready for some love. He

Today, 05:16 PM by Hellion299

Trapdoor Spiders in Michigan?

Thread Starter: milehigh

Does anyone know if there are trapdoor spiders in Michigan? If so, do you have any tips on how to find them?

Today, 05:15 PM by milehigh

Rhopalurus crassicauda Care

Thread Starter: ShredderEmp

What are the care requirements for Rhopalurus crassicauda? I know they are from Brazil and that they are extremely closely related to R. laticauda. I

Today, 05:55 PM by AzJohn

What are those winged greenish bugs with the kind of spiky growths coming out the back? Never really seen something like that before.

Some Colombian Inverts.

korg Today, 06:18 PM

Just wondered if there are conflicting opinions on amount of hydration obtained solely from the Tarantulas feeding on inverts? Obviously they ingest

Hydration from insects only?

Arachninja Today, 06:18 PM

Well, it's been a minute since I've updated. I've had lots of molts and had to do some rehousing. I'll just get down to it then:

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Stuff and things

tyrantuladub Today, 06:06 PM

I would leave it at the genus level. Sergiolus is in the Gnaphosidae family, one of the largest families of spiders on the planet with 100+ recognized

what is this little guy?

Ciphor Today, 05:58 PM

Haha if you go to the thread about funny tarantula pictures, somebody made a meme of about that exact same pose only even more contorted and a G. pulchripes,

Strike a dumb pose

Alltheworld601 Today, 05:56 PM

Most of the Rhopalurus available in the US are very hardy. They tend to be weedy, adapting to many different environments. You have to really dry them

Rhopalurus crassicauda Care

AzJohn Today, 05:55 PM