P. reduncus Bioactive Rehousing

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  • @TarantulaNoob
    @TarantulaNoob 5 років тому +36

    I love how safe and controlled your rehousings are. No bravado and showing off for the camera. How it should be done. Massive respect as always.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +7

      Thank you so much for getting it. :) Seriously, that means a lot.

    • @WebsiteLover
      @WebsiteLover 5 років тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders i love you

  • @goldpieceleo
    @goldpieceleo 5 років тому +16

    Most informative tarantula UA-cam channel.

  • @samanthabeau-gleur6566
    @samanthabeau-gleur6566 5 років тому +1

    So satisfying Tom seeing how happy these creatures are in there bio enclosures. I personally think you can tell they are happier even though they can't speak.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      It sure give them a lot more natural cover, which I think that they appreciate. :) Thanks!

  • @Travis-Thoth
    @Travis-Thoth 5 років тому +2

    They all look awesome. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with your GBB. Once my GBB matures I'd like to do a bio set up. I'm glad I took your advice and bought it as a sling.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hi, Travis! Yeah, I'm curious as well. The webbing is really starting to add up in there... :)

  • @Dovietail
    @Dovietail 5 років тому +3

    My P. Cambridgei did really well in a bioactive habitat. They appreciate extra humidity, and keeping the plants healthy encourages the right environment for them. Also, she was just beautiful there with live plants.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      That's one of the ones I'm eyeing for one. My girl deserves one if these work out. She's too damn pretty to be what she's in now, and she's usually quite visible. :)

  • @shoshannahhenderson7125
    @shoshannahhenderson7125 3 роки тому +1

    I have started watching your videos and they are all informative and entertaining. Please keep them up.

  • @klaskristian1
    @klaskristian1 2 роки тому +1

    Yes, i agree. It opens up another dimention of the hobby.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  2 роки тому

      I totolly does, bud! Hope all is well with you!

  • @JJDigitalartStudio
    @JJDigitalartStudio 5 років тому +1

    She looks like she went back to her own home place. She seemed to readily take to the bio home.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Hi, Joyce! Yeah, she has totally settled right in. :)

  • @Dovietail
    @Dovietail 5 років тому +1

    Also, I recommend the orange isopods highly. Yes, they are large enough to be in danger of becoming prey to smaller juveniles and slings, but they sure are pretty in the habitat! Bigger spiders don't seem to bother them.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Yeah, someone else was recommending rubber duck isopods? I had no idea that there were "designer" species. I'm definitely going to check that out. I was a little gunshy as there was just a big Facebook discussion where an expert on them said that any of them could eat a molting t (although this wouldn't be a common thing). Thanks, Dovey!

  • @tonicoffin7706
    @tonicoffin7706 5 років тому +1

    What a gorgeous enclosure! You're doing a fantastic job with them!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thanks so much, Toni! I'm having a blast!

  • @nicoledonohoe2808
    @nicoledonohoe2808 5 років тому +3

    Another great one Tom I will order some springtails or isopods to add to my new Bio Dude substrate rehouses I will be adding plants Iam waiting to see how yours thrive first really !!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Hi, Nicole! Hopefully, mine continue to go well. I'll definitely be keeping people updated. :)

  • @Setsunadiava149
    @Setsunadiava149 Рік тому +1

    Dear Mr Moran, I just had my first terrible molt. I came home after a particularly busy day only to find my psalmopeus reduncus in the molting position. Yey, I thought and went to get tea and some food. An hour later, it was in the same position. I realized something was wrong and I peered in with a flashlight only to see it had ripped off one of its pedipalps already and was struggling with the rest of the legs, and some of the legs were already bending in terrible angles. I called my spider dealer and followed his instructions but even so at the end the poor thing is now a mess of mangled legs. I still don’t know what went wrong. I had a water dish in at all things, I wet down the soil regularly . And there was plenty of ventilation. I don’t want to give up on it and the spider person seems to think as long as it lives the broken legs will mend with time. I feel awful and weak unable to really do much for it at this point.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  Рік тому +1

      Hello, Mausamirai! Awwww...I'm so sorry to hear about your bad molt. That sounds absolutely awful. I think that sometimes, it's something within the spiders that causes the issues. I know that I've had a couple of molt issues with spider that I'm pretty sure were kept correctly. I do hope that youre little one pulls through.

  • @joenewstead4848
    @joenewstead4848 2 роки тому +1

    I got one that I have had for over a year. I got her as a sling. I have named her Jade. Beautiful T. My first turantualla in the hobby. The other is a Asian fawn that I named felice. I now own 5 T's. Both jade and felice are juveniles. I got three other sling's. One large punkin patch named JackO. One chico golden knee And a straight horned baboon. I hope to get more in the future

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  2 роки тому

      That's awesome, Joe. Love the names. You are building quite the collection!

  • @ibnsarachnids9175
    @ibnsarachnids9175 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for the newest update Tom. I'm order substrate for my terrestrial T's from the BioDude and I'm extremely excited to see how my T's burrow in it. Take care and I'll be watching for your next video.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Let me know how it goes? I'm going to be rehousing some of my other tarantulas on it (non-bioactive enclosures), so I'll report on that as well. I really like the stuff so far. :) Thanks!!!

  • @amypalladino2584
    @amypalladino2584 5 років тому

    You could just culture your own springtails. It's super easy from everything that Ive seen and you wont have to keep buying new cultures for future builds. You could do the same with the Isopods. I saw the biodude's springtail vid that his master culture was 9 years old at the time and going strong. Just some food for thought. Love the vids Tom, you're a great teacher

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      I'm reading up on that right now. haha I have my own isopods as well, so I plan to do it with these as well. I don't feel like dropping $ on them every time I need them. :) Thanks, Amy!!

  • @debbiemcclure2874
    @debbiemcclure2874 5 років тому +1

    Great job Tom!!! Very nice enclosure. Tyfs God bless you

  • @danpompili6507
    @danpompili6507 3 роки тому +1

    Picked one up as a freebie with my FNT order today! I'm assuming since I've kept irminia and cambridgei that this species should be old hat for me, right? Your girl reminds me of my irminia -- I keep her in an ET nano Tall and she's always out on display and VERY active. She's like a Jurassic Park velociraptor, I swear; constantly checking around the door and the lid for openings. I know psalmos are escape artists, but this girl is next-level. Should I expect more of the same from the reduncus?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  3 роки тому +1

      Hey, Dan! Hope all is well with you. LOVE the velociraptor description hahaha Mine have both been pretty shy overall and and not particularly jumpy when I do catch them out. They also seem to be a bit smaller than the irminia or cambridgei. I've had no issue with them whatsoever!

  • @giveuntomee
    @giveuntomee 3 місяці тому +1

    I think my first bioactive is gonna be my phormictopus domincan purples adult enclosure. I love coleus plants they look incredible and basically are weeds they will grow in anything and a lot of the ones for sale usually are pretty small. I just dunno how id go about making sure they dont introduce other stuff. Might be best to stick to staple, safe stuff.
    I think a big bioactive enclosure with a giant purple spider with trippy looking coleus plants would make for an amazing centerpiece especially if I luck out and its a female!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  3 місяці тому

      Let me know how that turns out! Phormictopus are notorious for ripping down plants - real or fake.

  • @klaskristian1
    @klaskristian1 5 років тому +1

    Very nice! I have a 16 inch tall glassterrarium i have been growing plants in for 4 years!!! I have had a spider in it some years ago, but i sold it. I think i going to get a P reduncus or similair sp to put in it!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Wow, that must be a gorgeous setup! Yeah, get a spider in there quick! :)

  • @sammckee2836
    @sammckee2836 5 років тому +2

    What a beautiful tarantula! This series of videos is making me want to make a bio active enclosure. Just got to figure out which of my crew would do/look good in a bioactive..... how did you choose which species to do? I feel like you briefly mentioned it in one of the videos, but I’m not quite sure

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Hi, Sam! I'm totally loving these. The plants just look so darned good. For the first batch, I was trying out the product, so I specifically tried a wide array of them. I specifically picked the GBB because I wanted to see if it was possible to do one with a heavy webbing arid species. I also chose two arboreals and a terrestrial. I'll be doing one with a fossorial species soon, too.

  • @zerogravity5242
    @zerogravity5242 5 років тому +1

    Another nice vid tom! More power to your channel brother!!

  • @mi-mog-mama
    @mi-mog-mama 5 років тому +1

    Wish the bio-dude shipped to the UK, grr! It does get addictive doesn't it ;) Thanks for another fab video!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Sorry about that! Is there someone over your side of the pond that sells this kind of stuff?

  • @andrewmurray9735
    @andrewmurray9735 5 років тому +1

    Hey Tom love your channel, I'm just getting back into the hobby after five or so years away. Havr you seen acanthascuria juruenicola on the market at all? Failed to get one while they were available but seem to not find them anymore.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hello, Andrew! I have not...and I'm always looking.

  • @samanthabeau-gleur6566
    @samanthabeau-gleur6566 5 років тому +1

    According to Petko and Mark even the real heavy webbers don't effect the bio plants at all negatively. They just free the plants a little every now and again with their hands, from tight webbing around them. They don't harm the plants at all.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      For most of them, it seems fine. For the super heavy webbers, it can be a bit of a hassle and disruptive to the spiders. My GBB, for example, has blanketed her entire cage covering both plants. Although the snake plant is fine, the fern needs more light. When I got to try to trim back the webbing, it totally disrupts the spider and changes it surrounding. The spider was not pleased. lol

  • @michaele.derrickjr.9200
    @michaele.derrickjr.9200 5 років тому +1

    Hello good buddy! How have you been Tom? I’m catching up on your recent videos and I must say that this is pretty pretty good my friend. I like the enclosures myself and I like how you use the bio active plants and what not. At some point for my species I would like to incorporate these enclosures to my tarantulas eventually down the road. Great video and awesome information as always.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hey, bud! Yeah, these have been a LONG time coming. I think I just got to the point where I was finally ready to try them out. So far, I'm loving it. As always, it's a pleasure hearing from you!

  • @tarantulakat
    @tarantulakat 5 років тому +1

    Two new videos two days apart? I feel spoiled 😆 I just added one of these to my collection recently. It’s a juvie boy but got him for a great deal. They are one of my fav Psalmos

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      I had a bit of video constipation and decided to get a couple out. hahaha I love these little guys. They have been fairly laid back for me. Congrats on your little guy! :)

  • @benallmon5613
    @benallmon5613 5 років тому +1

    Beautiful T Tom. I really like the idea of bioactive but I think I'll get my husbandry down first with regular enclosures before I go with bioactive. I know Petko does a ton of bioactive, just doesn't add the stuff from Bio dude. He does use spring tails. Keep up the amazing videos. I listen to your podcast on repeat at work lol.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      That's exactly what I did. I really wanted to get my husbandry down for my spiders before I started this. I finally feel like I'm ready for this.
      And thanks so much!

  • @jnew42
    @jnew42 5 років тому +1

    Really interested in these, love the look, but curious about the behavioral differences that you are observing. Thank you for showing us another beautiful habitat and spider.
    Edit: Have you observed any more potential breeding in the Balfouri communal or more of the odd tapping behaviors?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thanks so much, Jon. I'm hoping to report more behavior differences. I'm curious to see if any of them act differently.
      For the past few months, it's just been the males tapping on each other. haha

  • @Lisa-eu9fy
    @Lisa-eu9fy 2 роки тому +1

    Love the rehousings! 🧡🕷🧡🕷

  • @MrJazzmo
    @MrJazzmo 5 років тому

    Awesome video I love seeing these set ups they look so good

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thank you! I'm having a lot of fun putting them together. :)

  • @olesyam7434
    @olesyam7434 4 роки тому +1

    underated channel, love it!

  • @WeaslexD
    @WeaslexD 5 років тому +1

    Can you please try the bioactive enclosure with a fossorial species.

  • @tobyawaw8535
    @tobyawaw8535 5 років тому +1

    they said if you make the enclosure bioactive, they will be more aggressive or more wild, is that true?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Hi, Toby...I'm not finding that at all. Mine have still been pretty laid back.

  • @angielou123
    @angielou123 5 років тому +1

    You got some of the nicest enclosures on UA-cam. ... but shhhh. .... don't tell the others!!😊😊❤❤

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Hahaha Thank you! It can be our secret...:)

  • @annasflorafauna7133
    @annasflorafauna7133 5 років тому +1

    Love these enclosures its something for a newbie to aspire to in the future. Haha bless her thinking that leaf was food, what a let down 😁. Thanks for sharing

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Poor girl looked so embarrassed when she realized that it was a plant. hahaha Thank you!!

  • @tennesseetarantulas5129
    @tennesseetarantulas5129 5 років тому +2

    Another awesome rehouse video bud as always.👍

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Thanks so much, bud! Always appreciated. :)

  • @KFInvertebrates
    @KFInvertebrates 5 років тому +1

    Hey Tom I have a MM H pulchripes and seeing as we live in the same state and still haven’t done any projects together I was wondering if you’d like to use my male. I can bring him to you or you can pick him up.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hey, bud! Unfortunately, I have a male at the moment and have paired him with my girl a couple times. What part of the state are you in? :)

    • @KFInvertebrates
      @KFInvertebrates 5 років тому

      I live near the East Hartford I have 2 females but both are not ready to lay egg sacs. One egg sac was a dud and the other has yet to molt. I had a good one last year but this year so far nothing good came from my last male. This new one molted last month and I’m looking to see if any locals would like to pair up there females before I try looking to send him out.

  • @klaskristian1
    @klaskristian1 5 років тому +2

    Soon every single enclosure at Toms house have Bio active substrate! I habe used it before. Not Biodudes stuff, but i have experimented in moist tanks with isopods and springtails. Both cuban isopods and isopods i collected in the forrest in Sweden. I have found that this only works in moist tanks. So i dont think its a great idea to have them in a GBB tank! But keep up the good work!!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Man, this almost isn't a joke. I've got 10 set up now. hahaha. So many possibilities! And thanks for the advice. I wasn't going to use them in there for that reason, but a lot of folks were asking.

  • @ryanhawk7925
    @ryanhawk7925 5 років тому +1

    Wow! Love the choices on species for the bioactive setups! 🙂 I have made bio setups for amphibians but never for any of my tarantulas... it's definitely something I'd love to do one day. I've been sort of trending towards Psalmopiinae, Aviculariinae, and Poecilotheria species as I add to my collection, and they're the ones I'd love to see in setups like these! Just a few I have considered as possible candidates for bio setups:
    Psalmopoeus ecclesiasticus
    Psalmopoeus irminia
    Psalmopoeus reduncus
    Psalmopoeus cambridgei
    Tapinauchenius violaceus
    Poecilotheria formosa
    Poecilotheria vittata
    Poecilotheria regalis
    Avicularia avicularia morphotype 6
    Cyriopagopus sp hati hati
    Caribena versicolor
    Heteroscodra maculata
    Orphnaecus sp Panay blue (as a semi-arboreal setup)
    Dolichothele diamantinensis (semi-arboreal again)
    These are at least the species I have either females of, or multiple unsexed juveniles.. If I had my way (and money, space, time, etc) I'd have them ALL in naturalistic setups LOL

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Ryan, that's a fantastic list! Many of the species you have on there I'm eyeing for bio active enclosures as well. I have one set up now that might be getting my C. versicolor, and my O. Panay blue will definitely be getting one down the road. The possibilities are endless! I already have 10 set up. hahaha Thanks, bud!

  • @wayneunderwood3886
    @wayneunderwood3886 4 роки тому +1

    Hiya Tom my p reduncus sling I keep it in a 32oz deli cup the first 3 weeks I had it it only webbed a little bit behind the cork bark and was out every night and would actively hunt baby crickets it's since completely webbed itself in behind the bark it's abdomen is fat it's been over a week since I've fed it I don't wnt too put crickets in as I think it's in premoult would you just leave it and wait for it to reappear any help would be much appreciated thanks.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  4 роки тому

      Sorry for the delay (again) Wayne! Ugh. From what you're describing, I would probably wait to try it again. Or, if wanted to sure, I would drop in a prekilled cricket and see if it's gone the next day.

    • @wayneunderwood3886
      @wayneunderwood3886 4 роки тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders hiya tom my p reduncus sling has moulted this morning at the top off the bark there's a little tunnel that I've been able too see it from and I've looked in this morning and there's a moult at the bottom off the tunnel so alls good mate thabks for the help.

  • @rosalocalinda
    @rosalocalinda 2 роки тому +1

    Hey tom you asked of questions in this week's podcast, wanting feedback but I think you forgot to post the new podcast ep on your Facebook so people can respond. Just reminding you in case you meant to do that and you still want that feedback about the slow growing spiders in our collections. 🖤

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  2 роки тому +1

      Thank you, Rosalinda! What a doofus. I went and posted it up. :)

  • @MaleficentHipster
    @MaleficentHipster 5 років тому +3

    I’m pretty sure the Bio Shot that Josh created can be considered a substitute for the cleaning bugs. I assume he sent the Bio Shot with everything else, so it wouldn’t have been the end of the world if you didn’t add the cleaning crew, especially since Ts don’t have big poops/urates (the Bio Shot also takes care of urates). ☺️

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      That's exactly what I was told. Still, I did add some springtails, so we'll see how it goes. Thank you!!

  • @kendramason196
    @kendramason196 5 років тому +1

    Hey Tom, I was thinking about picking up an adult A. versicolor and was just wondering if an Exo-Terra nano tall would be suitable. Great video as always and no hurry on the reply.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Yes, that would be great for one. I'm thinking about moving my girl into one in the future. Thank you!

    • @kendramason196
      @kendramason196 5 років тому

      thanks so much!

  • @nickymorgan7670
    @nickymorgan7670 3 роки тому +1

    I'm a new keeper & have quiet a few new world species I'm a little confused about springtails, are springtails a good idea for all tanks or just bioactive ? As I want to be a good keeper but not sure if I should add them to my tanks or not as mine are not bioactive mine are just on coconut substrate

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  3 роки тому

      Hi, Nicky! Springtails are useful if you're keeping species that require moist substrate. If the substrate isn't kept moist, they dry out and die. If you're just using dry coco fiber, I wouldn't bother. Hope that helps!

  • @dannybailey6443
    @dannybailey6443 5 років тому +1

    Hey Tom, I’ve been considering bioactive enclosures. Do you include a drainage layer with you enclosures?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hi, Danny! The Bio Dude says that you don't need a drainage layer with those. Supposedly, they work fine without them. I'll see how it goes!

  • @1SaltyAmerican
    @1SaltyAmerican 5 років тому +1

    Another awesome video! 👍😊

  • @Manchesterceltic
    @Manchesterceltic 5 років тому +1

    Know whats funny I'm scared of my cambridgei I think I made a mistake getting it what should I do to get me from being scared of it its the fastness of it and that it can bite that what makes me scared of it and I don't know what to do

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hi, Nathan! What size is yours? Do you have to rehouse it soon?

    • @Manchesterceltic
      @Manchesterceltic 5 років тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders hi its a juvenile I'm not to sure on the size all I know is that it's super fast it scars the shit out of me

    • @Manchesterceltic
      @Manchesterceltic 5 років тому

      Doesn't need rehoused yet its still like a baby juvenile lol 😂

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      @@Manchesterceltic Okay, so you've got some time before you have to deal with it. lol What do you currently have it in?

    • @Manchesterceltic
      @Manchesterceltic 5 років тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders I have it in a tall 6lt box that I got from wikcos I'm gonna have to deal with the tarantula I'm just scared

  • @rkhnd51
    @rkhnd51 5 років тому +1

    Beautiful! Two questions: You said you have the LED Full Spectrum lights on them. I thought you used to close your window shades so the T's have subdued light. Won't this continuous light bother them? And- If your springtails start multiplying in large numbers how do you control that? Good luck with your project. That Wandering Jew looks like it has grown after a week. Hope you'll be able to do some pruning safely in the future.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hello! I've always had a day/night cycle in my tarantula room with two full-sprectrum lights. It's light in there for about 12 hours of the day. I covered the window because I didn't want the sunlight getting in and baking the tarantulas in their tanks. I've never had an issue with any of them, and many are all right out in the open. So far, my O. philippinus and GBB sit right out in the open under the plant light (they aren't directly on the tanks).
      Yes, those wandering jews grow like weeds! I'm picking up some scissors so that I can prune. :) Thank you!

    • @rkhnd51
      @rkhnd51 5 років тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders I see. Thank you, Tom.

  • @BluegrassBugs
    @BluegrassBugs 5 років тому +1

    She did not want to cooperate

  • @traviscoombes3578
    @traviscoombes3578 5 років тому +1

    I think I have said it before, but you should start your own line of Tarantula handling devices, and enclosures.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thanks, Travis! That's actually an interesting idea!

  • @fraugoethe7341
    @fraugoethe7341 4 роки тому +1

    I prefer bioactive enclosures over purely pragmatic ones, especially for animals in their final enclosures. I would love to see more builds such as this one. 👍🏻 And do you happen to care for Hottentotta spec. as well? I'd love a care sheet about them. 🤗

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  4 роки тому

      Hello, Frau! Yes, I'm using a lot of them now with my adults. I think that I have about 20 with plants now, and I have many more to set up. And unfortunately, I don't have one at the moment, but I plan to get another.

  • @BluegrassBugs
    @BluegrassBugs 5 років тому +2

    I will try and set one of these up soon.

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      I'm loving mine so far. Be careful, though...I'm finding it to be quite addictive. :)

  • @bobkob
    @bobkob 5 років тому +1

    Beautiful vivarium

  • @jimothyj2638
    @jimothyj2638 5 років тому +4

    You really uploaded this when I was about to start homework

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hahaha. It's short...you can finish your homework later. :)

  • @AtomicNinja77
    @AtomicNinja77 5 років тому +1

    Very cool setup.

  • @5LbSquirrel
    @5LbSquirrel 4 місяці тому +1

    5 years late, but wondering where you got the lid from? Just a sheet of plexiglass?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  4 місяці тому +1

      Yes, I cut a piece of plexiglass to fit and then drilled the holes into it by hand.

    • @5LbSquirrel
      @5LbSquirrel 4 місяці тому

      ​@@TomsBigSpiders cool. What did you use to adhere it to the frame?

  • @ryanmack423
    @ryanmack423 5 років тому +1

    Love it brother , so awesome

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thanks, buddy! I'm having so much fun with these. :)

  • @TheGamelyst
    @TheGamelyst 2 роки тому +1

    I recently got a juvie of these guys, very pretty in the juvie stage.

  • @botchi1
    @botchi1 5 років тому +1

    Nice work. Keep it up. Best wishes from Bo.

  • @nineleafclover1477
    @nineleafclover1477 5 років тому +1

    Hehe when it goes into the cup and then crawls back down while you get the cardboard XD

  • @acesfan29
    @acesfan29 5 років тому +1

    Lol, awesome setup, bro! At first I thought the species name was redonkulous! Obviously, I read it wrong😂

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      No joke, that was what originally attracted me to this species. I thought the name sounded like "redonkulous!" hahaha Thanks!

  • @maineoutdoorsman677
    @maineoutdoorsman677 4 роки тому +1

    It's funny how you can watch 3 years of videos in 2 weeks 👍🕷

  • @flying_hussar3034
    @flying_hussar3034 5 років тому +1

    laughed so hard at 4:24 :) sort of a cat behavior. love this series

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Hahahaha. It totally is! hahaha Thanks, bud! I'm having a blast with these.

  • @jesshinckley7353
    @jesshinckley7353 5 років тому +1

    Where are u located??? I see a cumbies cup ... that New England LoL ... I'm in NH

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      Connecticut! hahaha I live in a tiny town, and Cumbies is like the center of our world. haha

    • @jesshinckley7353
      @jesshinckley7353 5 років тому

      @@TomsBigSpiders I love cumbies ... i travel 2 towns over for my dollar iced coffee lol ... I love ur videos

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      @@jesshinckley7353 I LOVE their coffee. haha I get one every morning, and it's so cheap! haha

    • @jesshinckley7353
      @jesshinckley7353 5 років тому +1

      @@TomsBigSpidersI run on Cumbies LoL

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      @@jesshinckley7353 Bahaha

  • @andymiller1364
    @andymiller1364 5 років тому +1

    She looks like a girl, i bred these a long time ago and the mature male was only small and the females were roughly the same size as yours is now, i don't think they grow that large well not as big as the cambridgei anyway. Great spider, got 2 growing on now from slings but sadly don't have the adults no more,

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Thanks so much, Andy! I was thinking female, but I had nothing to reference for that. I appreciate it. They are such cool spiders.

  • @jeremy-psychonautlsdmtdr-k5140
    @jeremy-psychonautlsdmtdr-k5140 3 роки тому +1

    I have one of these coming from FNT tomorrow

  • @ericweis4114
    @ericweis4114 5 років тому +1

    Hey Tom with some of my faster species I put them in the fridge for 5 minutes to slow them down.what r your thoughts on this?

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      Sorry, Eric! I swear to God I answered this already, but I can't find the response. I've heard of this method before, and it seems to work well for people. I just haven't had to use it. I DID used to do some rehousings in my cool garage, so that's a similar idea. :)

  • @joshuabullen705
    @joshuabullen705 5 років тому +1

    You da man Big Tom

  • @Spiderdan-60
    @Spiderdan-60 9 місяців тому +1

    My irminia tom really should be on antidepressants shes nuts😂😂 she doesn't do messing around 😂🕷💪

  • @lowlifeexotics3070
    @lowlifeexotics3070 5 років тому +1

    Nice!!

  • @riddermichi
    @riddermichi 5 років тому +1

    That's not a pothos, that's a syngonium i'm pretty sure ;)

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      I was SO hoping someone would chime in on this. I had a funny feeling someone had switched the little label in the dirt when I got it, but I wasn't sure. THANK YOU so much. I just looked it up, and that looks like it! You rock!

    • @riddermichi
      @riddermichi 5 років тому +1

      hahah glad i could be of help!

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому +1

      @@riddermichi I told Billie that if I had it mislabeled, I hoped that someone would chime in. Thanks again!!!

  • @ChantalsCritters
    @ChantalsCritters 5 років тому +1

    Looks great. Now your addicted now lol

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  5 років тому

      I know, Channy...this is NOT good. hahaha

  • @TheB3tha
    @TheB3tha 5 років тому +1

    I have 2 sling beautiful species

  • @CliffDaviszootour
    @CliffDaviszootour 5 років тому +1

    Niiiiiiiice

  • @baztrdinc.3303
    @baztrdinc.3303 5 років тому +1

    Like your spooder

  • @Leave-me
    @Leave-me 4 роки тому +1

    I relly like your videos more then by: The Dark Den who allways act as an idot in hs vedios

    • @TomsBigSpiders
      @TomsBigSpiders  4 роки тому

      Thank you, Isabella! I try to keep things calm and educational.

  • @freaknifethrower8218
    @freaknifethrower8218 5 років тому +3

    1st again! Twice in a row!