Grammostola pulchra pictures?

[Ian Hall]

I need some G pulchra slings !!!!

[Pleco07]

Originally Posted by Ian Hall

I need some G pulchra slings !!!!

TSS have some

<i>Grammostola pulchra</i><br>Brazilian Black (8 cm) Suppliers of Arachnids and other quality Invertebrates

[Dan99]

Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Here's my Brazilian Black spiderling after her first moult in my care:

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And here she is in her rearing pot. She has dug a little tunnel under the small piece of driftwood and spends much of her time there, but whenever I take the lid off and put a cricket inside, it's action stations! She's already a very good hunter.

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Looks like mine. PS looks a little bit dry in there.

[Audrey16]

I'm having to try really hard right now not to click on that link and buy me some slings!! Would it be bad to get some when ive already bought one T this weekend and just spent a fortune xmas shopping? Thanks pleco for putting temptation in my path hehe.

[Pleco07]

Originally Posted by Audrey16

I'm having to try really hard right now not to click on that link and buy me some slings!! Would it be bad to get some when ive already bought one T this weekend and just spent a fortune xmas shopping? Thanks pleco for putting temptation in my path hehe.

I know exactly what u mean, im browsing the site but i need to buy so many xmas pressies this month that i better go atleast one month without buying a T

[The Lone Gunman]

Originally Posted by Dan99

Looks like mine. PS looks a little bit dry in there.

About a third of the substrate on the side of the pot not in the picture is kept damp. No doubt the humidity helps her, but she never goes anywhere near the damp side and instead sticks to the dry section.

[paynestaley]

Here is mine, bought him from TSS as a sling in May. After alternating between moving his pot around, bulldozing the substrate around and barricading himself in his pot, he has now built a shrine to himself:

[The Lone Gunman]

Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

About a third of the substrate on the side of the pot not in the picture is kept damp. No doubt the humidity helps her, but she never goes anywhere near the damp side and instead sticks to the dry section.

So much for that! I came home yesterday to find that my G pulchra spiderling had bulldozed almost all of the substrate in the pot over to the damp side, and she's now sitting on the dry plastic base. Perhaps it was some sort of protest!

[Natz18]

Originally Posted by paynestaley

Here is mine, bought him from TSS as a sling in May. After alternating between moving his pot around, bulldozing the substrate around and barricading himself in his pot, he has now built a shrine to himself:

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Oh this did make me laugh!

Vain little thing.

So how big is he roughly now?

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EDIT : Thanks to that link up there I just spent a bloody fortune. Poo.

[Pleco07]

Some up to date pics of my G. pulchra, any reason to post pics of it
Moulted about a week ago, starting to actually look more like a T now rather than a dinky little house spider