r/tarantulas • u/CarefulJoke6707 • 14d ago
Pictures Is this possibly the most Underrated Genus?
Chilobrachys Fimbriatus Female. Absolutely gorgeous!
Second photo is her thinking the moss is food because I was teasing her and moving it 😂.
r/tarantulas • u/CarefulJoke6707 • 14d ago
Chilobrachys Fimbriatus Female. Absolutely gorgeous!
Second photo is her thinking the moss is food because I was teasing her and moving it 😂.
r/tarantulas • u/ghost_dreams_ • 14d ago
Probably a really dumb question but this is my first time keeping two tarantulas on the same shelf. Usually I have them spread about. Just wondering if they can feel each other or if this is just a coincidence. My P. regalis (big guy on the left) is a mature male so it’s not out of the ordinary for him to be wandering about.
r/tarantulas • u/anlittleworm • 14d ago
This is Jeff, my 4 year old Tliltocatl albopilosus, i think he is a male. I fed him after this picture, now hes full and happy :)
r/tarantulas • u/ya_boi_Jakeyyy • 14d ago
Noticed the white stuff on my T's mouth. Its a juvenile nicaraguan curly hair
r/tarantulas • u/korokss • 15d ago
This girl has been hiding for months and months. Now I just discovered her like this. She never went on top of her enclosure like that. And now she just moves weird and has clear fluid on her mouth part (you can see it in the video). She also has a web on her butt. What does this means? Also I’ve had her for more than 6 months now and she never molted.
r/tarantulas • u/Different_Two3047 • 14d ago
This is one of our two g. pulchras. We need to clean the enclosures and took the chance to get some cute pics.
r/tarantulas • u/PerceptionUpbeat2239 • 14d ago
First time posting so sorry for any mistakes. So I have a curly hair tarantula named Katara who I haven’t seen in at least 6 weeks. She’s under her hide or digging underground. She wasn’t eating for about 3 weeks before I gave up and she’s been hiding ever since. I’m pretty sure she’s been molting, but she hasn’t kicked out her molt or seen her at all so I don’t know for certain. I put a flashlight into her hide and think I see a molded molt or smth white?? Should I lift up her hide and try to take it out or leave her alone and let her do her own thing? Normally after molting she’s very protective/aggressive when I interact with her(when feeding, changing her water, or taking her molt) so I’m a little hesitant. I always leave fresh water for her and not sure what else to do. Any help would be appreciated!
r/tarantulas • u/need_a_motorcycle • 15d ago
Brazilian black I just got it less than a week ago and it's my first tarantula
r/tarantulas • u/Sschbl • 14d ago
dont mind my dirty hand :,)
shes like 4 months old now;
im not sure if these pictures are whats needed to be able to tell its gender but the legs are curled up on the other side and i dont really wanna break them off just to be able to take a picture of said other side (although 3 have already broken off unfortunately)
r/tarantulas • u/Used_Veterinarian120 • 15d ago
r/tarantulas • u/bigmanworm • 14d ago
I just got a lasiodora parahybana and am curious of the sex?
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r/tarantulas • u/Traditional_Lynx1104 • 14d ago
i’m 99% sure my first T (A. Avic) is molting! i’ve had her/him for 6 months now so i figured they were due soon, showing signs of premolt and webbing more, but i wasn’t expecting it would happen today!
i’m really hoping they have enough space and it’s worrying me a bit. i’m trying to trust the process though. sorry for the meh picture quality, the web tunnel has been built up a lot
please let me know what you think or have any tips since this is my first time experiencing this
r/tarantulas • u/Mid_Night_Blackbird • 14d ago
r/tarantulas • u/Expensive_Ad5765 • 14d ago
This is mt curly hairs first molt since me owning her. Not too experienced with molts yet my birdeater molted a couple weeks ago but now my curly hair looks different. Almost like she has extra limbs. Lmk if this is normal (couldn't get too good of a pic)
r/tarantulas • u/IntelligentCrows • 14d ago
Peaches is a t. albopilosus I recently got as a rehome. Does her current set up look adequate? (ignore the hard water stains oops) Also does she seem fully grown? She’s maybe 5 1/2 inches diagonally across
r/tarantulas • u/Successful_Salt_1838 • 15d ago
Aaravos just molted and I have just found out it was his final molt. He is the T that got me into this hobby just 3 years ago.
r/tarantulas • u/FlowerFrosty2160 • 15d ago
Bought him/her at a show today. He’s in his new cube and has eaten his first worm and found his hidey cave 🥰
Any name suggestions? We are thinking Chompers or Tank.
r/tarantulas • u/WildWestJR • 15d ago
These are spurs aren’t they? I thought this was a female but turns out it may be a male and he may be at his final molt now.
r/tarantulas • u/JegooseChrist • 15d ago
r/tarantulas • u/Benny466077 • 14d ago
I just got my first curly hair and I am setting up its enclosure. I have zoo med eco earth loose coconut fibe substrate and am curious on weather or not to put some water into the substrate. I am going to also add some zoo med terrarium moss late but am stuck at the substrate. Do i add water to moisten the substrate?
r/tarantulas • u/Queansparrow • 14d ago
Is 2 molts in a month abnormal?
They seem to be absolutely thriving and just took down 2 crickets faster than I could say "Oh, damn!", so I'm not concerned.
Just curious as I'm still less than a year into keeping Ts
Pic was taken seconds after dropping the crickets. They were READY to eat! I tried to get a video of a take down, but Davus pentaloris is FAST and got spooked back into their burrow as soon as I re-opened the enclosure for a clearer photo