@@GregRiceTarantulas awesome collection! I don't keep many tarantulas I only have 6 of them but I also keep alot of native spiders because they're interesting too. I have 2 female black widows and several false widows. I also keep frogs, toads, lizards and snakes. I also have 4 rescued eastern box turtles 3 males and 1 female who had babies this year. They're in hibernation right now. I also breed my own dubia and red runner cockroaches and mice. I breed all of my own feeders.
Thank you very much! I'm almost done with Feeding video #13, but so many spiders have been in premolt and molting lately, it's been hard to get them to eat on camera.
Some really beautiful Spiders in your collection. I’ve come to appreciate these creatures after watching them in your videos - in the past, I was only familiar with the....horrificus scaredy-caticus.....the creepyickius frightenosis and the screamicus freakii gigantus ! 😬
That's some pretty neat footage! I subscribed and looking forward to the next feeding video! I just started filming some feedings, but it seems I have to learn a thing or two :)
You are so at ease feeding your T’s. I’m very new to the hobby and have 6 slings, even I’m still nervous feeding my T’s as they are so fast. Great video and I’ve now subbed.
+WestCoastArachnids I usually shoot video over the course of a month or more. I end up with nearly 2 hours of raw footage that I edit down to around 20 minutes.
Very nice! Love the videos. I was doing that before but had to stop as I lost my disc for my video editing program and now I rely on you tubes video editor, so I kinda just do it 'O'Natural so to speak now. I think I am going to go down and invest in a new video editing software program. It just makes things so much cleaner looking. Cheers mate, once again great video.
Came here from the recommendation. Amazed with this quality of video. Most of T blogs aren't that great from the point of video quality. Well done, lad. Subscribed.
When the first spider got food I thought it's a trilobite :DDD anyway my fvourites are: 0:01, 1:32 so cute it looks so plushy, 3:57, 7:52, 9:02, 10:08, 14:04, 15:11 THIS ONE IS AMAZING, 16:28 these are all adorable, 17:54 oh the calssics :D, 18:32, 19:07, 21:16 nice spider :DDDDDDD xD no but all of them are amazing :3333
I don't knock their webs down unless it's attached to the lid. Spiders are going to do "spidery" things. One of those things is to decorate their homes with webbing. Some species web more than others. They use the webs for prey detection; as ambush predators, the web lets them know exactly what's going on in their enclosure. The vibrations of an insect walking over the webbed ground are felt by their highly sensitive setae, or hairs that cover their bodies, allowing the spider to pinpoint the source of the vibrations and launch an attack.
No, not strictly FFF. When I get baby roaches I'll give them to my slings too. I was careless and fed off all of my adult male B. lateralis and I'm just now getting baby roaches again. Dubia roach newborns are often too big for slings.
Hi, I'm just wondering, did you ever find any babies from Ricky's matings in the wild? I'd love to know and if you have videos of such, pls give a link. I'd love to see the outcome. Thanks!!!
Hey Greg, for each T, do you feed them the insect that is mainly in their species' diet? Or an insect that is commonly eaten from the area the Ts are from?
+CyanHeart Aono No, I only feed two species of roaches and the occasional mealworm and fruit fly. My spiders come from every continent except for Antarctica and the European Continent. Sourcing bugs from each place isn't feasible and likely isn't legal either. Bugs are bugs after all and my spiders love the roaches.
Was Charlotte not in this feeding vid? I usually am careful to watch for her. Can you do a follow up vid on her from the time you saved her to current? Thank You Mr Rice for making such amazing vids.
She was a little too plump to feed again for this video. She's slimmed down now and will be in the next feeding video. Maybe the next time she molts I'll make another video for her. She's completely normal now, 100% recovered! :)
Okay. I want to tell you that I have a female Grammostola porteri. I want to add more tarantulas, but where I live (Chile) do not know why they have not imported tarantulas from other sites, are available only endemic. I would like to have those species that you have, they are most beautiful...
+Leather face I'd recommend joining an arachnid group on social media to help you network with breeders and other hobbyists. There you might be able to find new species to buy.
5:48 Did this T know you were going to feed it? It looked like your voice was the dinner bell and the spider just came out slowly and gingerly grabbed the prey off the tongs and went back into its hide :D
Good observation! They will respond to the sound of voices in the room as they are sensitive to all vibrations. Low frequency vibrations work best. Crinkling a paper bag close to their cage will make them come closer. I suppose it sounds like insects rusting through leaf litter.
#gregrice I'm sorry with all the questions. but I'm new to your channel. and I'm just trying to get rid of my fear of spiders, and they web. I'm scared of them because I got bit by a black widow, and got really sick. I was in the hospital for 3 days sick as a dog. but my other question was I thought tarantulas don't make webs. and on here I see they do.
+Alex O. I feed based on abdomen size. If they're looking skinny, I'll give them a nice sized meal. A little too fat, and I'll hold off for a few weeks or months depending on the individual.
Love ur videos,but one thing that I noticed is that ur containers r too small no wonder the T's sometimes hit the walls when getting their prey. I watch Tarantula Addict and Spider-Man and many more and their containers r many times larger then yours r . I love jumping spiders ,they r so cute, I wish that I could find one. Anyway, thanks for ur videos. Is there a reason u keep them in such tiny containers.
Ok, that happened once, and I have no clue why he did that since he already caught the roach. Are you sure about the claim that their containers are "many" times larger? Define "many" please. Even a low number like three is simply untrue. I follow the accepted rule of 3x the legspan horizontal for terrestrials and vertical for arboreals. A few of them were due for an upgrade, I'll give you that, but to assert that I purposely keep my spiders in "tiny" containers is insulting. The vast majority of the shots in this video don't show the whole enclosure, but I assure you, their housing is appropriate.
E. murinus are easy to keep. They prefer some moisture and deep substrate for digging burrows, though my girl hasn't yet dug one. Handling is ill advised for any tarantula. E. murinus does not tolerate handling, and will not hesitate to bite.
My very first tarantula was a desert blonde. Dug her up in my backyard too. Sadly, she stopped eating and passed 18 months later. I think she was just very old. She ate well when I first got her, then suddenly stopped eating altogether. I can't say for sure what's going on in your situation. All you can do is continue to offer her food. She might not be hungry.
You're disappointed when I don't feature a Mexican person? That must be what you mean, because there's a ton of Mexican spiders in this video. 1:30 Brachypelma boehmei (Mexican Fire-Leg) 9:37 Brachypelma kahlenbergi (Veracruz Red-Rump) 10:07 Brachypelma smithi now "hamorii" (Mexican Red-Knee) 11:05 Aphonopelma chalcodes (Mexican Blonde, Desert Bonde etc. Also native to Arizona) Another one right afterward 17:48 Another Brachypelma smithi 19:04 Brachypelma vagans (Mexican Red-Rump) and another right after this one
You have lots of beautiful Ts... but dude your enclosures need help! You've got huge spiders in tiny spaces!! Give the poor things a decent place to live!
Is she a Grammostola rosea, or Chilean rose? It's a frustrating, but common complaint about that species and others. Continue to offer food monthly until she tires of her hunger strike.
Wow can't believe it, despite this being disturbing, it's somehow satisfying to watch @.@.... i just stopped eating before watchin' this hahahahha tasted like insects... jk jk.
@ all Tarantula youtuber... You guys dont have to buy thousands of tarantulas when you dont have the money or space to keep them in quality tanks, i cant see it anymore, the spiders pressed in small cups or bottles wtf....... And this coco substrate is piece of s...,,, Buy glass tanks or much bigger plastic tanks. I feel sad specially for your P. cambridgei, the bottle is sooo small..... For me it counts how big and nice the tanks are not how many tarantulas you have.
+Der Mann Fear not! I have new larger arboreal tanks coming soon in the mail. They measure 4"x4"x7" for my P. ornata slings, and others that are 8"x8"x16" for my juvenile pokies. I will also be using 2.5 gallon aquariums set on their side as arboreal enclosures for my larger Ts, especially the cambridgei. There'll be a big rehouse video uploaded soon showing all this. I use now peat as substrate, though I don't think there's anything wrong with coco fiber. It's much more expensive. Please tell me why you think it's no good.
+Greg Rice Hey, nice to hear about your new tanks. The coco stuff is totally sterile without any microorganism and often mold problems, its hard for the spiders to burrow cause its to soft and the tunnel is not stable. Im from Germany and here almost everyone hates the coco bricks. I use quality ground for flowers mixed with ground from the forest 50/50.A lot of microorganism and small insects are already inside who keeps the tank clean from mold and parts like feeds from the roaches. Also its great to burrow and not so soft.I done a test and rehoused 3 of my tarantulas(T. Stirmi G. Rosea H. Lividum) in tanks with coco substrate and every spider was hanging at the glass and dont want to walk on it. I have to apologize cause of my bad english. I think its cool cause you are the only tarantulas youtuber who answer to my post. I wanna to write much more about tarantula care but my english is to bad. Im not a professional i have spidery since 15 years and i dont like what i see in youtube, spiders in shoeboxes..... bottles.... Cups..... Spiderlinge ok but not adult tarantulas. I think often here its only to have a lot of tarantulas dont matter about good size tanks or places to hide for the spiders.
You have the best quality shots of these Ts I've seen! I always look forward to your vids
+Alicia Tafoya I try :) Thank you for your continued support.
yh alicia is so right!
@@GregRiceTarantulas awesome collection! I don't keep many tarantulas I only have 6 of them but I also keep alot of native spiders because they're interesting too. I have 2 female black widows and several false widows. I also keep frogs, toads, lizards and snakes. I also have 4 rescued eastern box turtles 3 males and 1 female who had babies this year. They're in hibernation right now. I also breed my own dubia and red runner cockroaches and mice. I breed all of my own feeders.
Your tarantulas are all so behaved and calm when they eat it's so amazing!!!
I agree. I subscribe to several T channels and your kill shot and video quality is better than anybody's. u deserve way more subbies my friend!
Wow! This feeding video is 100% on point! Awesome feeding responses plus a mean Irminia. Just subbed!
+Reiner Wassup Thank you sir!
ALL of your T's are sooooooooooo beautiful!! I ❤ all of your videos‼ Can't wait for more.. 👊👊
Thank you very much!
I'm almost done with Feeding video #13, but so many spiders have been in premolt and molting lately, it's been hard to get them to eat on camera.
Awesome T´s Greg ! Video quality is great, keep up the good work ;)
I love the way you feed them, just subscribed great videos
Best T feeding vids on You Tube, beautifully shot. You deserve far more views, keep up the excellent work.
+Grumpy Grampy Thank you sir! I appreciate the encouragement.
Your P. irminia is truly awesome. Great videos !
Thanks! She's still a cranky thing.
Some really beautiful Spiders in your collection. I’ve come to appreciate these creatures after watching them in your videos - in the past, I was only familiar with the....horrificus scaredy-caticus.....the creepyickius frightenosis and the screamicus freakii gigantus ! 😬
Crunch crunch yum yum😊👍🏾👍🏾....I could watch this all day😃
Great feeding video!
Nice vid, good quality shots :)
So fluffy!
great video, awsome spiders
sick feeding video and great quality to man
I love the way they tack there food so cool
So satisfying.. tiny bug, you're cute! 😄😄😄
That's some pretty neat footage! I subscribed and looking forward to the next feeding video! I just started filming some feedings, but it seems I have to learn a thing or two :)
Thanks for subscribing! Good luck with your channel.
Thank you!
Great video 😊
Great vid, thanks for the upload 👍👍👍 just subbed too
omg...from one arachnid lover to another...great video...fukkn awesome!!!!!!!!!!
great video. thanks
Awesome
My god the little babies are adorable.
You are so at ease feeding your T’s. I’m very new to the hobby and have 6 slings, even I’m still nervous feeding my T’s as they are so fast. Great video and I’ve now subbed.
Welcome to the hobby Mandy! There's lots to see and do! I hope you stick around and thanks for the subscription!
Nice, good quality vid, man ;)
You have such beautiful animals.
Very nice Feedings! Must take a while to make those videos. Grats on 600 Subs! Thumbs up!
+WestCoastArachnids I usually shoot video over the course of a month or more. I end up with nearly 2 hours of raw footage that I edit down to around 20 minutes.
Very nice! Love the videos. I was doing that before but had to stop as I lost my disc for my video editing program and now I rely on you tubes video editor, so I kinda just do it 'O'Natural so to speak now. I think I am going to go down and invest in a new video editing software program. It just makes things so much cleaner looking.
Cheers mate, once again great video.
Beautiful tarantulas!
+Leather face Thanks!
wow amazing quality and vid subbed
Hey man
What substrate do you use? Is it a mix of different substrates?
Sweet vids btw! Looking forward to the next feeding vid!
I primarily use peat with my new enclosures.
New feeding video coming out today! Enjoy.
Exotics Lair Yoooo
6:01 the was she/he walks is so adorable :33
Hey man could you maybe put the names of the tarantula species in the description in your following videos? Would be really helpful!
another good feeding video mate 👍
This is the best I've ever seen T's eat
I can't believe I only just found u.my god they love there food.and the picture was so clear .
Welcome!
whoo, your babies are lean, mean agressive eaters! super cute though!
Fierce!! can hear the crunching....
That's why I never play music over my feeding videos. I would drown out the beautiful crunching sounds.
I was thinking of adding Ephebopus murinus to my collection... such a gorgeous looking T
Go for it! You won't regret it.
I might do just that!
Im also loving your P. Cambridgei it has a beautiful shade of green with that unique flame pattern similar to P. irminia
nice video :-)
Came here from the recommendation. Amazed with this quality of video. Most of T blogs aren't that great from the point of video quality. Well done, lad. Subscribed.
Thank you very much for the glowing review and subscription!
+Greg Rice thats crazy. all filmed with an ipod lol. good shit though.
The iPod has great quality optics in my opinion. Good lighting is the key to getting the most out of your video equipment.
Vid is great and thanks for the fun. A question would wooden tweezers be safer for the T?
Wooden tweezers are safer for a very excited spider. I don't tong-feed very often anymore and more or less toss the roaches right to them instead.
nice!
When the first spider got food I thought it's a trilobite :DDD anyway my fvourites are: 0:01, 1:32 so cute it looks so plushy, 3:57, 7:52, 9:02, 10:08, 14:04, 15:11 THIS ONE IS AMAZING, 16:28 these are all adorable, 17:54 oh the calssics :D, 18:32, 19:07, 21:16 nice spider :DDDDDDD xD no but all of them are amazing :3333
5:31 the "nice" HAHAHHA
#gregrice why do your spiders have thick webs, in or on. they houses? and if you knock they webs down. why do they put them back??
I don't knock their webs down unless it's attached to the lid. Spiders are going to do "spidery" things. One of those things is to decorate their homes with webbing. Some species web more than others. They use the webs for prey detection; as ambush predators, the web lets them know exactly what's going on in their enclosure. The vibrations of an insect walking over the webbed ground are felt by their highly sensitive setae, or hairs that cover their bodies, allowing the spider to pinpoint the source of the vibrations and launch an attack.
Crunch !!
Wow that one spider went to threat posture then took it gentle that was cool because he was ready to pounce you
She’s awesome, and mostly calmed down now. She also just became a mother. That video eventually.
miss this videos
Do you feed slings strictly FFF and larva? At what size you start using roaches?
No, not strictly FFF. When I get baby roaches I'll give them to my slings too. I was careless and fed off all of my adult male B. lateralis and I'm just now getting baby roaches again. Dubia roach newborns are often too big for slings.
What kind of bug are you feeding her??
Great feeding vids/ No fuss, no long winded speeches, just name the spider and show the feed. Great work!
I'm glad you appreciate my style of feeding videos. Thanks for watching! The next one is coming soon.
wow. you have some hungry babies ;)
Hi, I'm just wondering, did you ever find any babies from Ricky's matings in the wild? I'd love to know and if you have videos of such, pls give a link. I'd love to see the outcome. Thanks!!!
+Seliece Duckwitz I never found any babies and no longer live in Arizona. Sorry.
What kind of roaches are those? You have a beautiful collection!
The two species I breed for my spiders are Blaptica dubia and Blatta lateralis.
Thank you for the kind words.
Hey Greg, for each T, do you feed them the insect that is mainly in their species' diet? Or an insect that is commonly eaten from the area the Ts are from?
+CyanHeart Aono No, I only feed two species of roaches and the occasional mealworm and fruit fly. My spiders come from every continent except for Antarctica and the European Continent. Sourcing bugs from each place isn't feasible and likely isn't legal either. Bugs are bugs after all and my spiders love the roaches.
Ah, I see
+Greg Rice very interesting species you have.
2:26 Hey Ladies 2:37 NO EWW I HAVE TO STOP THIS MADNESS
Was Charlotte not in this feeding vid? I usually am careful to watch for her. Can you do a follow up vid on her from the time you saved her to current? Thank You Mr Rice for making such amazing vids.
She was a little too plump to feed again for this video. She's slimmed down now and will be in the next feeding video. Maybe the next time she molts I'll make another video for her. She's completely normal now, 100% recovered! :)
At 1:18 what's the common name for that tarantula. I'm not the best with there scientific names yet.
Nice T's
those bugs are quite fast... I feel sad for the first one
he's all like, "Ohh... Hi, mr. spider..." while the other ones run like hell
Tarantulas are not "bugs". Bugs are pests and they are not. More respect.
+Leather face I think the author is referring to the roaches with the above comment.
Okay. I want to tell you that I have a female Grammostola porteri. I want to add more tarantulas, but where I live (Chile) do not know why they have not imported tarantulas from other sites, are available only endemic. I would like to have those species that you have, they are most beautiful...
+Leather face I'd recommend joining an arachnid group on social media to help you network with breeders and other hobbyists. There you might be able to find new species to buy.
wow look at 11:38 the roach is taking a massive shit lol
5:48 Did this T know you were going to feed it? It looked like your voice was the dinner bell and the spider just came out slowly and gingerly grabbed the prey off the tongs and went back into its hide :D
Good observation! They will respond to the sound of voices in the room as they are sensitive to all vibrations. Low frequency vibrations work best. Crinkling a paper bag close to their cage will make them come closer. I suppose it sounds like insects rusting through leaf litter.
#gregrice I'm sorry with all the questions. but I'm new to your channel. and I'm just trying to get rid of my fear of spiders, and they web. I'm scared of them because I got bit by a black widow, and got really sick. I was in the hospital for 3 days sick as a dog. but my other question was I thought tarantulas don't make webs. and on here I see they do.
How often do you feed them? I'M FASCINATED 😳👍👍👍❤.
+Alex O. I feed based on abdomen size. If they're looking skinny, I'll give them a nice sized meal. A little too fat, and I'll hold off for a few weeks or months depending on the individual.
+Greg Rice Nice nice substitute!
+Greg Rice dont they eat like multiple times a day naturally?
In the wild, prey may come along daily, but maybe not in as large sizes as I give here in captivity. They'd be grossly overweight if I fed daily.
Why is there like a bottle cap in each spider house?
The bottle cap serves as their water dish. Spiders drink water like any other animal.
5:19 oooh pizza
Plz do a Q&A
Love ur videos,but one thing that I noticed is that ur containers r too small no wonder the T's sometimes hit the walls when getting their prey. I watch Tarantula Addict and Spider-Man and many more and their containers r many times larger then yours r . I love jumping spiders ,they r so cute, I wish that I could find one. Anyway, thanks for ur videos. Is there a reason u keep them in such tiny containers.
Ok, that happened once, and I have no clue why he did that since he already caught the roach. Are you sure about the claim that their containers are "many" times larger? Define "many" please. Even a low number like three is simply untrue. I follow the accepted rule of 3x the legspan horizontal for terrestrials and vertical for arboreals. A few of them were due for an upgrade, I'll give you that, but to assert that I purposely keep my spiders in "tiny" containers is insulting. The vast majority of the shots in this video don't show the whole enclosure, but I assure you, their housing is appropriate.
is it really weird that i want to pet the tops of some T's head? they have to be super fuzzy
Not too weird. Their carapace can be very soft and fuzzy. Pet the molts all you want, just not the live animals. :)
k. I think my b smithi is doing some weird webbing so I think it will soon
How do you shoot your videos?
A picture says a thousand words. Basically it's this:
www.dropbox.com/s/533od7q2o0iksto/DSCF3681.JPG?dl=0
Thanks for the pic, this helps!
which kind of T is the first its really beautiful
That is my Ephebopus murinus aka the Skeleton tarantula. They're native to the northeastern countries of South America.
+Greg Rice how is this species in terms of care keeping and handling
E. murinus are easy to keep. They prefer some moisture and deep substrate for digging burrows, though my girl hasn't yet dug one. Handling is ill advised for any tarantula. E. murinus does not tolerate handling, and will not hesitate to bite.
What's your feeding cycle
I don't have a schedule for feeding. I feed when they are looking thin and withhold food from spiders that are overly plump.
What camera do you use?
+Wolfgang 32 GB 5th Generation iPod touch
+Greg Rice wow I thought you had like a dslr or something cause that's some great quality!
Good to know either way 👌🏼
Good lighting is the secret.
was that a baumgarteni at 1:30
I don't have B. baumgarteni; Brachypelma boehmei is at that timestamp.
@15:25 you can hear the fang puncture that hard shell!!!!
You could hear a lot of them crunch, I've never heard it so well in a video like this before. :)
that thumbnail
What about it?!?
+Greg Rice its cool
Oh. Glad you like it.
She is a desert Blonde. I found her in my backyard.
My very first tarantula was a desert blonde. Dug her up in my backyard too. Sadly, she stopped eating and passed 18 months later. I think she was just very old. She ate well when I first got her, then suddenly stopped eating altogether. I can't say for sure what's going on in your situation. All you can do is continue to offer her food. She might not be hungry.
Do you think she'd be happier if I put her back outside?
Unless her burrow is still intact, I wouldn't recommend it.
plus i love how you just drop those bugs in there like there complete trash, how degrading for them if they had full consciousness
:)))
I'm always disappointed when these vids don't feature a Mexican GRR
You're disappointed when I don't feature a Mexican person? That must be what you mean, because there's a ton of Mexican spiders in this video.
1:30 Brachypelma boehmei (Mexican Fire-Leg)
9:37 Brachypelma kahlenbergi (Veracruz Red-Rump)
10:07 Brachypelma smithi now "hamorii" (Mexican Red-Knee)
11:05 Aphonopelma chalcodes (Mexican Blonde, Desert Bonde etc. Also native to Arizona) Another one right afterward
17:48 Another Brachypelma smithi
19:04 Brachypelma vagans (Mexican Red-Rump) and another right after this one
You have lots of beautiful Ts... but dude your enclosures need help! You've got huge spiders in tiny spaces!! Give the poor things a decent place to live!
Osacr son mom I miss you too
Damn! 9:15 instant kill
I have a female tarantula that hasn't eating in almost one year); She still moves and drinks water, but won't eat);
Is she a Grammostola rosea, or Chilean rose?
It's a frustrating, but common complaint about that species and others. Continue to offer food monthly until she tires of her hunger strike.
Wow can't believe it, despite this being disturbing, it's somehow satisfying to watch @.@.... i just stopped eating before watchin' this hahahahha tasted like insects... jk jk.
What kind of tarantula is at 7:29? I think I'm in love 😳😍
Psalmopoeus cambridgei. I have slings available if you want to buy one.
@@GregRiceTarantulas thanks for replying so fast! I'm interested. Do you have a link?
No link. I don’t have a web presence besides this channel. You can email me though and discuss a deal. greg4412002@yahoo.com
I feel sick
Make an appointment with your Primary Care Physician.
@ all Tarantula youtuber... You guys dont have to buy thousands of tarantulas when you dont have the money or space to keep them in quality tanks, i cant see it anymore, the spiders pressed in small cups or bottles wtf....... And this coco substrate is piece of s...,,, Buy glass tanks or much bigger plastic tanks. I feel sad specially for your P. cambridgei, the bottle is sooo small..... For me it counts how big and nice the tanks are not how many tarantulas you have.
+Der Mann
Fear not! I have new larger arboreal tanks coming soon in the mail. They measure 4"x4"x7" for my P. ornata slings, and others that are 8"x8"x16" for my juvenile pokies. I will also be using 2.5 gallon aquariums set on their side as arboreal enclosures for my larger Ts, especially the cambridgei. There'll be a big rehouse video uploaded soon showing all this.
I use now peat as substrate, though I don't think there's anything wrong with coco fiber. It's much more expensive. Please tell me why you think it's no good.
+Greg Rice Hey, nice to hear about your new tanks. The coco stuff is totally sterile without any microorganism and often mold problems, its hard for the spiders to burrow cause its to soft and the tunnel is not stable. Im from Germany and here almost everyone hates the coco bricks. I use quality ground for flowers mixed with ground from the forest 50/50.A lot of microorganism and small insects are already inside who keeps the tank clean from mold and parts like feeds from the roaches. Also its great to burrow and not so soft.I done a test and rehoused 3 of my tarantulas(T. Stirmi G. Rosea H. Lividum) in tanks with coco substrate and every spider was hanging at the glass and dont want to walk on it. I have to apologize cause of my bad english. I think its cool cause you are the only tarantulas youtuber who answer to my post. I wanna to write much more about tarantula care but my english is to bad. Im not a professional i have spidery since 15 years and i dont like what i see in youtube, spiders in shoeboxes..... bottles.... Cups..... Spiderlinge ok but not adult tarantulas. I think often here its only to have a lot of tarantulas dont matter about good size tanks or places to hide for the spiders.
Very nice quality :) Focus on latin names- you shouldnt read them in english