My little sling arrived yesterday ,a gorgeous deep blue 💙and I housed her right away , and tonight she's webbing up already , she must be feeling at home 🏡 bless her 🕷💞
I just got a sling and he made it very clear he needed to check me out before moving over to his new tank. I’ll make sure to gently add more holes to his enclosure
How is your baby spider? Also is it your first?... I'm thinking about buying a first time recommended sling that is quit easy to handle and maintain..... Do yo have any recommendations by any chance?..
@@uf3277 yes completely attend to agree!! However this is what the spider man advised me to get as my first!!!... But yeah she does bolt 100% many times i have had to find her!! 🕷️🕸️🦂......
THAT is an awesome tarantula tattoo. Jeez. Probably was a no-brainer, but a BIG commitment to get inked like that. Really beautiful spider. Good thing to know, not to handle the tarantula, if you can avoid it. Probably like 7 years bad luck if you injure her.
My versi shot up my arm when feeding it and it was fast. But it was Happy to walk on me, and when I cupped it with my hand, it didn't bite me or threat posed. Just settled until I found a container to cup it and it back it the enclosure. It was calm 😌. ( must have been in a good mood for a walk ) I don't handle it but it was one of them days it wanted a stroll on me😅. I will say I did panic a little as I didn't want it to get hurt but I felt relaxed coz it was felt relaxed if that makes sense. Mine has had 2 molts in the past few months and has a bit of red colour. Next molt I will re house to a bigger home. God help me 😅
Could you please tell me. Why they are now called "Carebina" and not "Avicularia" anymore? Just change of the name? Or species? I had a few of them and they are very, very beautiful!
That was my old roommates tank and frankly it was just a mess of bull catfish, big cichlids,and severums. It was a rather hectic set up. Currently I have a 3 gallon aquarium with chili rasboras and crystal shrimp that I also did a video on. Not as big but much more peaceful :p
Any idea how long this species has taken to grow from sling > juvenile > adult? I feel like the growth rate never seems to be in the conversation when people discuss what slings/tarantulas to purchase and raise.
It can differ between species, feeding rates, and individuals. Say for instance, last year I got three new slings which have overtaken the smallest one in this video already. One of my Brazilian blacks has gotten to about the size of a nickel in that time from a hairless sling, meanwhile I have another who's about three years old and the size of a quarter! (Pulchra are notoriously slow growers though)
For some reason I find the way that versicolors walk to be so strange. Like how much their reach out with their front legs. Do you know why they do that? I feel like a lot of tarantula videos i watch their legs move uniformly for the most part but not the versicolor.
I'm not sure, I call it "prancing" though. It may be an adaptation to living in thicker vegetation than most tarantulas more foot work=more runable surfaces?
@@WeaversWildlife I think it more so has to do with them feeling for a higher structure to climb up onto, being true arboreal tarantulas that feel more secure higher up in trees.
I just got a sling and one who is a juvenile. I've heard that the slings need more moisture than the bigger ones. What is your experience? How often do you spray water in their home? Great video, keep it up!
I honestly dont spray the babies very often maybe once a week, make sure their substrate is never damp and that they have plenty of ventilation and I'm sure you'll do just fine!
It's easier to maintain humidity in a smaller set up. Also for viewing and feeding purposes, say if you have a big cube with a sling in it and tossed in the one baby cricket they'd eat there's a good chance the feeder will avoid the slings burrow entirely and end up dying in there with a hungry sling still in a hole.
I spent so much money on my Caribbean and cute lil thing ended up being a male now I am not a breeder so having a male is kinda sad for me cause they only last 3 years and cost so much money 😭
Breeders will buy your male! You can only charge a bit more than a sling but some breeders like myself will split the clutches too or replace the male with a sling or two if all goes well
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Aw, look at that little baby...🙆♂️🙆♂️🙆♂️🎉♥️♥️♥️🥰
They are just little blue walking machines!
I have a pink toe too and she is sooo freakin smart. Lol she knows how to not go back into her cage
04:50 AHH TOO CUTE!! I'm getting one soon :))))) thanks for the info!
Wow! How beautiful. .
My little sling arrived yesterday ,a gorgeous deep blue 💙and I housed her right away , and tonight she's webbing up already , she must be feeling at home 🏡 bless her 🕷💞
From a square not into tattoo's your spider tattoo is amazing.
so beautiful!
I just got a sling and he made it very clear he needed to check me out before moving over to his new tank.
I’ll make sure to gently add more holes to his enclosure
Just subscribed to you're channel today👍😊😁 I just stumbled upon you're channel and video today.
Thank you! I haven't uploaded anything in a while, but I have plans to do another couple videos about green bottle blue tarantulas and ackies!
Just got me a baby one of these.... I hope it makes it to the point of being fully mature. I can't wait!!
I’m getting a sling soon! I can’t wait :-)
How is your baby spider? Also is it your first?... I'm thinking about buying a first time recommended sling that is quit easy to handle and maintain..... Do yo have any recommendations by any chance?..
@@tesstomson8942 For your first tarantula you might want to pick another species. This one tends to be bolty.
@@uf3277 yes completely attend to agree!! However this is what the spider man advised me to get as my first!!!... But yeah she does bolt 100% many times i have had to find her!! 🕷️🕸️🦂......
I can’t help but think it looks like an orangutan ape just turned into a tarantula. That’s a beautiful tarantula!
Gorgeous blue 🕷️🕸️
THAT is an awesome tarantula tattoo. Jeez. Probably was a no-brainer, but a BIG commitment to get inked like that. Really beautiful spider. Good thing to know, not to handle the tarantula, if you can avoid it. Probably like 7 years bad luck if you injure her.
My versi shot up my arm when feeding it and it was fast. But it was Happy to walk on me, and when I cupped it with my hand, it didn't bite me or threat posed. Just settled until I found a container to cup it and it back it the enclosure. It was calm 😌. ( must have been in a good mood for a walk ) I don't handle it but it was one of them days it wanted a stroll on me😅. I will say I did panic a little as I didn't want it to get hurt but I felt relaxed coz it was felt relaxed if that makes sense. Mine has had 2 molts in the past few months and has a bit of red colour. Next molt I will re house to a bigger home. God help me 😅
Awesome p Metallica tattoo. Versis are one of my favorites too
Could you please tell me. Why they are now called "Carebina" and not "Avicularia" anymore? Just change of the name? Or species? I had a few of them and they are very, very beautiful!
Beauties for sure. But I'm also interested in what you have in your aquarium.
That was my old roommates tank and frankly it was just a mess of bull catfish, big cichlids,and severums. It was a rather hectic set up. Currently I have a 3 gallon aquarium with chili rasboras and crystal shrimp that I also did a video on. Not as big but much more peaceful :p
That's actually a really pretty blue spider and I don't like trantralas and spiders but that one is pretty
Any idea how long this species has taken to grow from sling > juvenile > adult? I feel like the growth rate never seems to be in the conversation when people discuss what slings/tarantulas to purchase and raise.
It can differ between species, feeding rates, and individuals. Say for instance, last year I got three new slings which have overtaken the smallest one in this video already. One of my Brazilian blacks has gotten to about the size of a nickel in that time from a hairless sling, meanwhile I have another who's about three years old and the size of a quarter! (Pulchra are notoriously slow growers though)
For some reason I find the way that versicolors walk to be so strange. Like how much their reach out with their front legs. Do you know why they do that? I feel like a lot of tarantula videos i watch their legs move uniformly for the most part but not the versicolor.
I'm not sure, I call it "prancing" though. It may be an adaptation to living in thicker vegetation than most tarantulas more foot work=more runable surfaces?
@@WeaversWildlife
I think it more so has to do with them feeling for a higher structure to climb up onto, being true arboreal tarantulas that feel more secure higher up in trees.
Similar to the walk of jumping spiders
Where did you get those enclosures?
Here and there, most of them I got at reptile shows, from, herpcult, or acryliccages.com
omg, where did you get them? ive been struggling to find a reputable breeder.
Subbed. Love the video, I have 13 tarantulas, keep making good videos
Thanks a ton! should i make another t video soon? I have like 35 now and I'm working on a gbb breeding project!
I just got a sling and one who is a juvenile. I've heard that the slings need more moisture than the bigger ones. What is your experience? How often do you spray water in their home?
Great video, keep it up!
I honestly dont spray the babies very often maybe once a week, make sure their substrate is never damp and that they have plenty of ventilation and I'm sure you'll do just fine!
Do they toss hairs? She’s a looker 🤙🏻
They don't typically throw hairs but they will jump and they can squirt feces quite a ways
why people dont do the tiny stage ones directly into a big cube?
It's easier to maintain humidity in a smaller set up. Also for viewing and feeding purposes, say if you have a big cube with a sling in it and tossed in the one baby cricket they'd eat there's a good chance the feeder will avoid the slings burrow entirely and end up dying in there with a hungry sling still in a hole.
@@WeaversWildlife i understand
How much for a female carbia Avic that size shipped but small female that sixe
I spent so much money on my Caribbean and cute lil thing ended up being a male now I am not a breeder so having a male is kinda sad for me cause they only last 3 years and cost so much money 😭
Breeders will buy your male! You can only charge a bit more than a sling but some breeders like myself will split the clutches too or replace the male with a sling or two if all goes well
It's not good to have a pair in same container?
Not unless theyre breeding. I just moved them each into their own bigger cages all at once.
Missy is my dog’s name!!!
I had a female just like her same colors everything I like another the same colors everything just like the one I had
Sorry, but I won't have any for sale for another year or two
The fact you accidentally hit her and she barely responded!!! Very mild tempered and docile it seems