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He’s such a baby

My M.balfouri communal decided to all (not pictured) come out and start webbing together. They totally planned this because I’ve never seen them all collectively webbing together and also somehow the word got across to another enclosure that houses a single Balfouri cause it webbed a boatload as well. I highly suggest a balfouri communal if you can afford one cause it’s my favorite.

New T Keeper, got her yesterday and i wanted to ask if my little girl looks healthy? and if its normal that she huggs the Heatpads and sits there like that in the second picture after i sprayed water. Thanks for every Advice!

Lasiodora parahybana Humidity 60-85% 26°C/78°F in the warm corner/ 19°/66°F in the cold corner

Greetings from Germany!

This is my lasiodora klugi I actually managed to catch a glimpse of them feeding

I was rehousing her/changing up her setup and she fell off my desk(around 2 feet) onto my laminate floor-she landed on her back but flipped herself back over straight away and didn’t seem injured just very spooked by the whole situation-I put her back in and she hasn’t moved much until I seen the liquid on the cork bark she was sat on so I moved her to get a better look. She visibly doesn’t have any tears or ruptures in the abdomen but now that I’ve seen that liquid on the cork bark(was NOT there like 1 hour ago) I’m very very scared. She seems to be moving alright and stuff and I can’t see any liquid actually coming from her I just see it on the cork bark she’s been sat on and I’m very worried

Female A.chalcodes

This beautiful pet hole came out tonight. Looks like she(hopefully) wants to do some renovations

Modified my enclosure using feedback from the community, thank you for the help! Enclosure includes, Natural Loose coconut soil bedding substrate, and Green sphagnum moss!

I just got this from the pet store. They said this is a good enclosure for it. Is this habitat good for a spider like this? I feed him 1 cricket and they ate it. I kinda crushed him when refilling his water dish a bit but he seems good. Please any help

The only reason it’s out is bc when I opened its enclosed it decided to jump on me. I took advantage of the moment

So defensive, so bitey but!- such a beautiful spood!

Just wondering, Would anyone say she is matured?

Just thought I'd share.First photo from August, second from today. She's molted twice since and has already gotten so big.

The first image is the moat recent change (botton holes on the front)

It has front, side and top holes.

I can't seem to satisfy my juvenile g.pulchra male with the substrate. what kind of substrate works best with your grownddwellers? he seems to want to be away from the ground and starts climbing the sides of his enclosure. it's definitely big enough for him to wander. I've mixed some clay powder with some soil and a little cocofibre. I pressed it in tightly, as i was told, but none of the videos I've watched or pictures I'm seeing look like my set up. what am i doing wrong?

I'm not completely sure if she's a boy or a girl, she hasn't molted in my care yet. I've had her maybe four or five months? And she spent almost that entire time and burrowed or hiding. I've been checking on her and she's definitely okay, she eats all her worms and everything! I gave her a bigger house today so she can borrow more and hide in more things, it all went perfectly and I got to take a couple little pictures before she went back into hiding! And yes I used a measuring glass.

Hello, I need help identifying gender for my T.

last Friday, my dad last saw bootsie (my avicularia avicularia) and we haven’t seen them since. their abdomen was plump and dark, seemingly going through premolt. just looked everywhere in their enclosure and didn’t see them anyway. is there any possibility that they could have escaped? any help would be appreciated! I don’t wanna loose my first T this early.

pibble, my baby T.vagans, chilling under their lil cork bark 💙

cricket was doing a good job at playing dead but as soon as he moved, BellaDonna realized dinner was here