This was really helpful! Thanks. New keeper. I have three dwarf slings all either going into premolt/in premolt, or recently molted (4 days ago). Nervous time. Lol I’ve watched probably hundreds of hours of tarantula content before and after getting my spiders. I think this might have been the most helpful where feeding slings is concerned. And thank you for not saying, “Don’t worry, they’re probably fine,” and moving on, but actually showing details and examples and the 2am follow up instead. 😅
I’m very glad this helped you out! It always concerned me before whether they have eaten or not so I definitely understand the worries. Im glad I was able to ease your mind :)
Your slings look like small tarantulas. My Arizona Blonde is a sliiiiiing! LOL. No hair at all, looks like a gray ant! Even after 8 months and 2 molts, you can still barely see her. I'm ALWAYS worried on how to feed it. She seems to be doing okay, tho. 🤷♂🤷♂
This was really helpful! Thanks.
New keeper. I have three dwarf slings all either going into premolt/in premolt, or recently molted (4 days ago). Nervous time. Lol
I’ve watched probably hundreds of hours of tarantula content before and after getting my spiders. I think this might have been the most helpful where feeding slings is concerned.
And thank you for not saying, “Don’t worry, they’re probably fine,” and moving on, but actually showing details and examples and the 2am follow up instead. 😅
I’m very glad this helped you out! It always concerned me before whether they have eaten or not so I definitely understand the worries. Im glad I was able to ease your mind :)
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Your slings look like small tarantulas. My Arizona Blonde is a sliiiiiing! LOL. No hair at all, looks like a gray ant! Even after 8 months and 2 molts, you can still barely see her. I'm ALWAYS worried on how to feed it. She seems to be doing okay, tho. 🤷♂🤷♂
Yup those species are known to be slow growing! Just give them chopped mealworms or dead crickets and they will scavenge :)
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6:13 what plant is that
Tradescantia albiflora albovittata!
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