BoyFromLA's Tarantulas Diary

[BoyFromLA]

11/28/2023

Two tarantulas arrived, and arrived well.

• Brachypelma emilia
• Ephebopus cyanognathus

They are just so small, and I love the way they are.

 

[BoyFromLA]

12/03/2023

Homoeomma chilense decided to molt, but with a little twist.

It’s still on it’s way to get it’s new body out of the old self.




But what can I say, it knows exactly what it’s doing, and I support it 100%.

Resepct.

 

[BoyFromLA]

04/24/2024

Today, I decided to give 0.1 Psalmopoeus irminia a bit more room to be around and more. With much of extra room, feeding process will probably be trickier than before.

 

[Charliemum]

11/28/2023

Two tarantulas arrived, and arrived well.

• Brachypelma emilia
• Ephebopus cyanognathus

They are just so small, and I love the way they are.

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That emilia is so tiny at least you won't have to rehouse her() for years
And just as a little tip if you give your ephebopus some leaf litter n moss they will incorporate it into their web turret mine did .

 

[BoyFromLA]

04/28/2024

0.0.1 Megaphobema robustum, very recently molted on 04/23/2024, was rehoused into much larger with much depth to burrow if it’s willing.



I find it this species, well at least the one I am keeping, really loves to dig, and to burrow.

In this enclosure, it will probably stay for another three or molts.

 

[BoyFromLA]

05/09/2024

I acquired 0.1.0 Pamphobeteus chinche on 08/17/2023. I did not know when it was it’s last molt, but it never once refused to eat so far.

Today, I saw this, and got very excited.





While I was at work, it put down web mats, and my good guess would be, it’s about time for it to molt finally.

Hopefully within a couple of days. I can’t wait to see it molt successfully, get harden, and to eat again.

Here it is, in about five hours later.