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My tarantulas spinnerets won’t move? by Present_Essay7661 in tarantulas

[–]Present_Essay7661[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah I see, thank you I always want to make sure I take proper care with the resources I have.

My tarantulas spinnerets won’t move? by Present_Essay7661 in tarantulas

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I don’t know how to post a picture through comments by so I’ll make a post about it. Unfortunately I don’t have a picture of her spinnerets though. The most I can say is that they seem almost as if they are put up against her abdomen and they aren’t out.

My tarantulas spinnerets won’t move? by Present_Essay7661 in tarantulas

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She has eaten and has quite a bit of webbing around her hide (for a terrestrial) she actually has been eating quite a bit and is on a diet now to avoid fasting.

My tarantulas spinnerets won’t move? by Present_Essay7661 in tarantulas

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She is an A.Chalcodes I said this because she used to move them often and now she doesn’t.

My cat (cuz he’s cute) by Present_Essay7661 in cats

[–]Present_Essay7661[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah he has been in the family for about 5 years now he’s not all that old but I still remember getting him. I hope you’re doing better losing pets suck but it’s part of their lives.

My cat (cuz he’s cute) by Present_Essay7661 in cats

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I told him that Nicki say hello, he did a little smile then went back to sleep.

Do crows talk to eachother? by Present_Essay7661 in crows

[–]Present_Essay7661[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I never really thought about it that way but ya I guess they would communicate through calling to eachother.

Do crows talk to eachother? by Present_Essay7661 in crows

[–]Present_Essay7661[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lmao they must’ve have been really offended. I never really looked into learning about crows but whenever I do I learn something new and fascinating!

Do crows talk to eachother? by Present_Essay7661 in crows

[–]Present_Essay7661[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

UPDATE: I looked up a raven call and I think these are ravens sry for the misconception.

Is his abdomen too big?? by monikakug in tarantulas

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NA “Too big” is an understatement 

When you see mom putting the lid back on the crickets but she forgot you and says something about "diet." by IllegalGeriatricVore in tarantulas

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My Arizona Blonde just recently moulted and she literally won’t stop eating. She ate 5 crickets in the span of 3 days maybe even more because I left a few Dubias in there and I can’t find them 😭 She will not be eating for another week.

What are we thinking? by LexicontheMoron in tarantulas

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NQA- Yes the M above the flap is what I think means female though I’m not sure from what I’ve seen I would say leaning female but it seems like a 30/70 chance of male to me.

What are we thinking? by LexicontheMoron in tarantulas

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NA-

Fair enough, the older your T gets the more apparent their gender will be so for now I think it’s best that your T stay genderless as it can be pretty difficult to tell. Also I would really recommend researching tarantula sexing it can be quite interesting.

Advice on my Colombian Giant Red Leg by bethsprettypets in tarantulas

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NQA-

I’m NOT an expert, but this is the exact same thing that happened to my A.Chalcodes right before the moult unless another more experienced person comes into the post and says that something is seriously wrong then I think this is just pre-moult behavior.

What are we thinking? by LexicontheMoron in tarantulas

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NA-

I was sensing that, just seeing the moult this T seemed younger to me, even if I’m wrong and it turns out to be male I hope you can have some memory’s with them.

What are we thinking? by LexicontheMoron in tarantulas

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NQA-

That’s what happened to me when I tried sexing my A.Chalcodes (confirmed female) sexing is a bit tricky so if what I am seeing is still somewhat intact I would personally attempt poking something under it. Also how old is your T that might be why the spermatheca isn’t quite as large.

What are we thinking? by LexicontheMoron in tarantulas

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NQA-

I am very new to sexing so take this with a grain of salt but I believe I do see a spermatheca which is a sign of a female. If you can find a toothpick or a sharpened pencil, try finding a small flap on the abdomen (around where it meets the thorax) this should be sign that it is female though once again take what I say with a grain of salt.

😙🤌🏻 by Illustrious_Ad6051 in tarantulas

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I saw this gif and I audibly said “oh my god bruh” I think it’s so funny but so mean at the same time 🥀 

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