Hatchlings...

[Klaery]

No not herps

just looked in the incubator and had these Phlogius sp. black slings at the eggs with legs stage. Thought it might be interesting to some to see what 'baby' tarantulas look like :lol:

These are a tarantula species from far north Qld.

 

[AllThingsReptile]

lol, thats pretty mad, have you tried UV'ing them, to make them glow or whatever it does

 

[cadwallader]

thats awesome haven't seen them before nice work

 

[hornet]

Very nice mate . I have a bunch of C. tropix slings to separate, need to do it before they turn on eachother lol. How many sacs did you get this season?

 

[Klaery]

Thanks guys. Nice work with the tropix Hornet Certainly turned that around this season. Only the 1 fertile full term sack for me, though that was better then expected as I only got passed on a few males very late in the season. Pretty sure I had a goliath sack too but she ate it before I ever saw it.

 

[hornet]

Damn, yea i was hoping for a much better season but got stuffed around, didnt get what was owed to me and other species just couldnt track down males but i'm very happy with the tropix, probably 30-40 slings by the looks of it, will know for sure when i separate

 

[richoman_3]

woooo bout time ey mate :/
hehe now i can have some

 

[Klaery]

Yeah it happens John Oh well the tropix is a big plus considering how seemingly hard they have been past seasons. Got much lined up for next year?

Haha Nick, see how they go mate

 

[hornet]

All depends what i can get my hands on, going out after S. shaggy dog this weekend went out a few weeks ago but it decided to pour down, unfortunately dont think this weekend will be crash hot but its worth a go so if i can obtain them they will be big on my list for next year. Would like to try some arids, the males are quite hard to come by so might have to hope for gravid fems closer to the season

 

[junglecarpet]

Wow how interesting... scary, but interesting

 

[Scarred]

S. Plumipes, Northern.

 

[hornet]

S. Plumipes, Northern.

very nice mate, good to see them being produced

 

[Klaery]

Nice work mate. A good looking bunch

 

[harley0402]

how much do they usually sell for ??

 

[hornet]

Depending on species, from a couple of dollars up to $40 for slings

 

[Scarred]

Dependant on species and size, a good rule of thumb is 10mm = $10, so, if you wanted a spider with a 140mm leg span, you would be looking in the ballpark of $140. Slings start anywhere from $5, through to $25, some species are much harder to find, and can go for quite a bit more.

 

[richoman_3]

All depends what i can get my hands on, going out after S. shaggy dog this weekend

calm down there :lol: LOL
sent you a facebook message regarding the tropix as i wouldnt mind some

 

[jesskie]

:shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock: ohhh.. im not a fan :shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock: lol

 

[hornet]

:shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock: ohhh.. im not a fan :shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock: lol

and here i was thinkin you were cool lol

 

[cracksinthepitch]

Good work dan,hornet and scar. And Hornet remember who your freinds are when you find the shaggy stirlingi.....