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Mary
14th-January-2007, 16:50
This one of our captive Tegenaria sp, we were greeted with this this morning, this is the 5th since we have had her, in a matter of a few weeks.
Tegenaria
14th-January-2007, 19:01
This one of our captive Tegenaria sp, we were greeted with this this morning, this is the 5th since we have had her, in a matter of a few weeks.
Mary that is so cool and my god the females do look a lot bigger than the males!
Mary
14th-January-2007, 19:47
Our second one we found in the garage yesterday, Trudi, she is bigger than Terri.
Tegenaria
14th-January-2007, 19:58
I found that mine was like an arboreal so i kept it in a tall container,else it would constantly be by the lid of the tank
Mary
14th-January-2007, 21:26
The set ups for Larry
Tarantula
14th-January-2007, 21:47
Friend of mine kept a male of T. domestica. He gave him MUCH food and kept him warm. When the male later died he had reached a legpsan of 13cm (5").
Tegenaria
15th-January-2007, 00:01
Niklas, that'll be T.gigantea, the one I had got quite big but was male. If it was female it would have been a lot bigger I reckon.
Theraphosidae
15th-January-2007, 23:10
First time i ever saw an adult female Tegenaria gigantea a change of underwear was needed afterwards! :P
Tegenaria
16th-January-2007, 00:31
John,I gotta find me a female,hard to belive a British spider can get so big,I call it the english Tarantula! :biggrin:
Dan
16th-January-2007, 15:41
turns out it was a tegenaria that got me into spiders in the first place. i used to feed one that was behind a chest in my conservatory. never tried to catch it tho it was way too quick to bother.
Tegenaria
18th-January-2007, 13:02
turns out it was a tegenaria that got me into spiders in the first place. i used to feed one that was behind a chest in my conservatory. never tried to catch it tho it was way too quick to bother.
Yea they are realy fast, but so are Scotophaeus, the Mouse Spider!
Mary
18th-January-2007, 13:19
Well, the second Tegenaria has laid a sac today.....oh hum........
Dan
18th-January-2007, 16:20
Yea they are realy fast, but so are Scotophaeus, the Mouse Spider!
turns out the scotophaeus in my area arent fast enough to escape as the two ive managed to catch sat on my wall and ceiling. trouble is i caught a mature male which moulted then died, then a few days later i caught a female which i still have and has eaten a few pinheads. now if i could just get anuva mature male ill b happy
Mary
25th-January-2007, 08:58
Trudi, one of our Tegenaria's decided to show the Tarantulas's how to do it yesterday, we also have a spiderling in captivity just to see how long it lives and
how big we can get it to, guess what it's name is??????????????
Answers on a postcard please.....
Gigas
25th-January-2007, 17:13
I may get some slings off you when those sacs hatch Mary, my female i had kept with a male for a week recently died so my dreams of slings were dashed.
Mary
26th-January-2007, 08:45
Chris, I have them coming out of the tanks everywhere, would you like an eggsac?? There is one in Terri about to hatch......
Would you like a Steatoda sac too???
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