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found 15 eggs in their laying box didnt notice they had laid and mix had got a bit dry so eggs weren't the best. no worries the female in photo and the bigger one are carrying again so better luck next time

are yours laying yet?

tend to agree from photos provided the one on the left needs a good feed

pic from above full body, head and tail shot with age and size included will be best

from cuba? bred in thailand for the entomoligy trade don't discuss selling in this thread it may be moved pm me

the abdomen is usually fuller, this is a dead specimen

export and mounting

i think reptiles are called being "Gravid" when carrying young

not bad david does look similar laymans terms call it a tarantula but it really isnt

thought the game might last a bit longer i'll try another but i want the scientific name as well from the proffs out there

i breed them

that was too easy proff

yes but wich one

what is it?

written on the back of a toilet door don't bother standing on the seat crabs can jump 4 feet

got 5 about 2 1/2 yrs ago 2 outgrew the others until at 15 months they had a fight and the bigger one killed the slightly smaller one have a very large female and what i thinks a male will confirm that if eggs hatch 1 female has outgrown the rest the one i think is a male bobs faster and more jerkily than the rest anyone else bobs it answers it is also the only one that pushes the little one off his log when he bobs yyounger one may be a male or he has an inferiority complex

probably 60cm

you would be right got another pic up i'm not too sure about another thread

Male or Female? any ideas anyone? http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/6997 ... alebk0.jpg

heres looking at you kid.

thats a ranchslider on the front 2.4 x 1.8 wide by 2.6 high pond is formed plastic with column filter winter house summer house

give it a home like this houses 5 waters

give it the conservatory you can sit in there and have lunch with it 8)

sometimes found on citrus trees also called cat ear spider is that the one?

Black tunnelweb spider Porrhothele antipodiana they get bigger than the 25mm body length quoted on some sites have one in our fernery 45mm body length, found on a 200 year old rimu tree being selectively logged, brought in to us so i released into our fernery