Lots of little 2nd instar G pulchra. Just about the entire clutch has molted now.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
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Midnight(Number4) arriving after 1 year of growth
Yum, yum!
Number7 arriving after less than 1 year of growth.
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Grammostola pulchra, Brazilian Black Tarantula
Grammostola pulchra, known as the Brazilian Black Tarantula, is prized for its long life, reputation as a docile tarantula, a reduced tendency to kick urticating hairs, and the deep black color of adult specimen.
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All tarantulas have a certain amount of venom. While most people are not affected, certain cases of envenomation have led to hospitalization. Also, New World species can flick uritcating hairs which can cause allergic reactions. All tarantulas should be considered potentially harmful. Please use caution and respect when dealing with any species.
Handling tarantulas is not advised.
All tarantulas have a certain amount of venom. While most people are not affected, certain cases of envenomation have led to hospitalization. Also, New World species can flick uritcating hairs which can cause allergic reactions. All tarantulas should be considered potentially harmful. Please use caution and respect when dealing with any species.
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Click the image to join. Currently there are over 100 genera and over 900 different species of Tarantulas in the world. Only a fraction of those species can be found in the hobby today. Out of those few genera Scientists and Hobbyists are still not 100% sure what species under some of those genera are. Why muddy the waters further? Creating a hybrid Tarantula in captivity is a great concern to most hobbyists and Tarantula breeders/dealers today.
Welcome Home 15December2009
Midnight(Number4) arriving after 1 year of growth
Shadow(Number3) 29Dec09
Yum, yum!
Welcome Home 22Feb10
Number7 arriving after less than 1 year of growth.
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Molt Dates
- 2010Septenber28 -- 002Phantom molted
- 2010Septenber22 -- 003Shadow molted
- 2010Septenber22 -- 001Eclipse molted
- 2010August22 -- 005 Molted
- 2010August08 -- GBB002 Molted
- 2010August08 -- GBB001 Molted
- 2010August08 -- 011 Molted
- 2010August08 -- 008 Molted
- 2010July26 -- 009 molted sometime between 7 & 26 July
- 2010July11 -- 007 Molted
- 2010July11 -- 002Phantom Molted
- 2010July02 -- 003Shadow Molted
- 2010June29 -- 001Eclipse Molted between 27 & 29 June
- 2010June11 -- 004Midnight Molted succesfully.
- 2010June10 -- 005 Molted succesfully, regenerated leg is near full growth.
- 2010June09 -- GBB002 molted succesfully.
- 2010June08 -- GBB001 completed molt succesfully.
- 2010June05 -- 006 molted succesfully.
- 2010May16 -- 007 molted succesfully over the weekend
- 2010May03 -- 005 molted, Successfully and regenerted lost leg
- 2010April30 -- 006 Molted Succesfully
- 2010April25 -- GBB001 molted successfully durig the night
- 2010April18 -- GBB002 molted successfully
- 2010March29 -- 005, 006, 007 molted some time between 23March and 29March
- 2010March05 -- 002 molted some time last night.
- 2010March03 -- 001 molted this morning.
- 2010March01 -- 003, and 004 molted during the early hours of the morning.
- 2010January21 -- Number3 and Number4 completed a molt some time before 0730. Number2 completed a molt by 1140
- 2010January27 -- Number1 completed a molt some time before 0730
Significant Events
- 2010September09 -- MM G pulchra, Dionysus, arrived today; from Jenn.
- 2010July26 -- 009 has been out of sight since 2July. Decided to check on him and discovered he had molted.
- 2010July20 008 covered 2/3 of the enclosure floor with heavy silk.
- 2010June22 -- 6"+ Female G pulchra arrived from James.
- 2010June09 -- 5" male G pulchra arrived from Joe.
- 2010June08 -- 5"+ Female G pulchra arrived from Dennis.
- 2010April19 -- Increased Gromphadorhina portensa (Hissers) colony. Switched over to Gromphadorhina portensa as primary feeder prey.
- 2010March06 -- 006 opened burrow, have not seen it yet.
- 2010March03 -- 005 went into water cap hide and sealed the entrance.
- 2010March01 -- 006, and 007 have sealed themselves into their burrows.
- 2010February22 -- New arrivals. 3 G pulchra (005, 006, 007) about 1" each arrived at 1150.
- 2010February10 -- 001, 002, 003, 004 have sealedd themselves into their burrows.
- 2010JAnuary29 -- Re-housed all specimen into larger enclosures: 6" x 6" x 11" (1gal. volume).
- 2010January14 -- Found Springtales in humidity cup. None found in any of the enclosures.
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