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I have LP and LS for 5yrs now, I got them when they are sling (cm. size) , I fed them 2x or 3x a week , but I think they are small size for 5 yrs, they are both 4 inch now, is that normal growth?
For some reason my LP is EXTREMELY shy! I've only ever seen 1 real feeding response, otherwise it must be coming out at night, cause I literally never see it, kinda forgot what it looked like hahaha
I can attest to how tough these guys are. I used to have a LP that had a bad shed. It lost 5---yes, 5 legs in the process. I kept it in ICU for 3 days thinking it won't last long. The stubborn thing stopped bleeding and even ate a pre-killed Dubia Roach while on its back. Couple of weeks later it shed again and was actually able to move on 3 legs which is kinda freaky to witness, especially when attacking prey. The little fighter actually kept getting better until it regrew a full set, but I noticed that its growth was stunted as a side effect of the injury.
Dang man most people would have just given up on the poor thing. But it had you to save it. It speaks volumes about your character! Hope it’s doing well and so are you.
@Elijah Wolter Thanks! This happened years ago, so unfortunately she's no longer with us. But she definitely bounced back after this PS: it took 2 molts to regrow the legs. By the 3rd molt, it's like nothing happened. I think it was over a span of 6-9 months
@@MaliciousMollusc I‘ve seen spiders around the house with 3 or 4 legs left. They actually cast off legs as a survival strategy if a bird catches them. There‘s a reason my phobia never stopped me from reading up on spiders… Glad to hear your spider had a good life. They really are purely practical creatures, using what they have. ^^
To me the hairs are like a mild fiberglass, I've been haired enough that i had just disregarded it as a real hazard. WELL, one time i was cleaning an empty LP home... next day it felt like a tiny grain of sand got in my eye... you can guess where this is going. It MESSED me UP for at least a month. Couldnt drive fore two weeks. It felt like a rusty fish hook after a couple days. Im good Now, but i read it can even cause permanent eye damage. 10/10 would not recommend. Funny side story... get ready to facepalm... while getting checked out (I went in RIGHT away to be safe, but nothing they could do anyway) I had to explain, to an adult human, who went to med school, "So... what is 'Tarantula'?" I literally could not compute and just sat there with my jaw open. Even "Big hairy pet spider" didnt ring any of his bells. I had to look up pictures on my phone then explain the evolution of urticating hairs cuz he apparently has never been outside and seen a freaking Spider before.
hey! I'm reading your comment in 2021! I already own a a baby LP. You scared me! the hairs seem to be too dangerous! How can I avoid such thing to happen in the future?
Dude, I just want to say thankyou. I've been spamming your videos for the past month while I've been sick with covid and you've really helped me with my mild arachnophobia. The other help I've had is my friendly little phiddipus regius being super cute. But after watching a boatload of your videos (possibly all of them), I've taken the plunge and got myself a Lasiodora Parahybana sling (maybe a bit older. Still getting the hang of the terms) and they're so docile and beautiful and I can't wait to see them grow up and get into this wonderful hobby. I already know which I'd like next...but I'll be waiting a while to get them! So, yeah. Thanks so much for being so informative and putting yourself and your experience out there!
I really love this format, great shots, good edit and most importantly you keep it brief with the most important information. As someone just getting into the hobby, it would be useful to know the size/age distinction between sling, juvenile and adult for each species. I know it isn't an exact science, but a rough idea would help. Blue fanged tarantula would be my vote for a vid :)
We just got a 3 year old Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater in the office where I work. I've always been a little scared of spiders because we only have very small spiders in Norway. But now I find it a little fun and want to learn about this species. We also got a Brachypelma smithi that is also around 3 years old. Enjoyed your video.
I just bought a spiderling today, after researching and time to consider I chose this species as the one I want. I’m excited to see it grow. Although I am a bit nervous because it’s so tiny and fragile I wouldn’t want to accidentally do something that ends up killing it.
Nice work on the video bro. The footage and info was presented awesomely, and all the different species of Lasiadora at different sizes was impressive to see with all the nice setups as well.
I got a sling as a bonus from an order with a bunch of other slings and I thought they had given me 2 dwarf pink legs on accident until I looked up the species and saw how massive they could get
I have one tarantula right now striped knee. I got him/her for my 14th birthday last year.. this year my dad was going to get me a 40$ sweat shirt for my 15th birthday... I was like- dad I can get a frickin tarantula for that much.. so lets see how this turns out? idk im just rambling now I subscribed thanks for this helpful video~!
i do have bio active enclosures and plan on doing a video on those soon. In the species specific videos, I usually say if I use a different type of substrate or a two layer system. Mostly I just use cocofiber though
This is probably my next pet if it's still at the pet store when I get by there next week. Thanks for the info. I look forward to exploring your channel for more videos. Just heard of you from Tarantula Haven
This video is great! I was thinking about what kind of tarantula to get for my first one, and after this video and reading a lot, I decided for a L. Parahybana! Can't wait to finally meet her:)
new sub here, and been back dating all your videos bud, just fantastic, am from scotland and this lovely spider, salmon pink birdeater, is going to be my first, so happy you did this video, thank you so much :)
@@tarantulacollective aye beautiful country, and if ya get lost, give me a message ill keep ya right lol, but anyways, love yer stuff and will always wait for more, stay safe my friend :)
Great video as usual, Richard. Love my LP sling. Got it as a 1/4" freebie from FNT with my first ever T order. It's now molted 3 times for me and I just upgraded its enclosure. This T is sort of my barometer for how I'm progressing as a keeper. Can't wait until she's (I hope) a big beautiful gal in a 10-gallon tank.
I just got one of these as a sling for my first T! It was unexpected because I wanted a chaco golden knee or a mexican red knee. I can't wait to see it grow!
A fantastic informative video. I love my LP, who is approx 6 inches now and is the most gentlest of all my T’s. I’ve now subbed and look forward to watching more of your videos.
Your videos are the best on TH-cam I’ve watched loads but yours are always very informative instead of some idiots deliberately aggravating their tarantulas for The benefit of the viewer.. anyway keep up the great work mate
I bought a spiderling the size of a quarter, she grew very fast and would eat anything that moves. She was super aggressive, attacking any movement. She pounced on my hand twice but never fanged me. Custom 18inch wide, 36inch long and 12inch high cage. She would go from on side of the cage to the other faster than you can blink. She died after 8 years during a molt, and was bigger than my hand. Really like this species because that don't hide, always out ready to fight. The hairs definitely are a issue without thick gloves.
We just received our little Salmon Pink Birdeater from Fear Not, and she's 0.5". Already, I see growth happening even after just a few days. She appears to be nearing premolt with her darkened abdomen, but she's still very active. I just love these beauties and am looking forward to having her for a long time to come. We say 'her' in the hope that she's female so we have her longer.
I was going through tarantula videos to see what I can learn about the one that I have and as soon as I saw this video it's like wait I have the exact same tarantula. Thank you for this informational video about this certain species. I got my tarantula 2 days ago and I'm trying to learn more about this certain species and this video helped a lot thank you😁
thanks...the channel is still new..it will take time for the word to get out. But it has been growing a lot lately. I think i started out in August with 4000 subs and was over 7000 by the first of September. I cant complain about that type of growth :)
Hi. Im a new subs. And also a new T keeper. I loveeeeeeeee your Tarantulas Tuesday soooo informative and enjoyable to watch. Super unique !!!!! You'r like Mr. Tom Moran !!! Hahaha. Knew him?. I already hit the bell simply b'cause of thr Tarantula Tuesday hahaha. More power and godbless. Sending love to your eight legged babies !!!! Btw did i mention im from Philippines? Hahaha.
Loving this T Richard and a superb display spider. BTW your spider room is awesome. I see so many in the hobby who keep their creatures in plain plastic tubs and I've even had people knock me by saying the size of my enclosures and the decor is too much and not needed but I believe It adds enrichment to the animals environment and I think it's important that it's also aesthetically pleasing to me so I applaud you on your set ups. If you haven't done already maybe you could check out marks tarantulas as he also has an awesome spider room and puts out high quality videos.
My LP is currently my largest T. About 4 1/2 or 5 inches. I have raised it from a tiny sling and so far so good. No hair flicking or threat posturing. Eating machine. A must have for any collection.
I love this species. I'm generally a fan of the heavy webbers but 5.00 for a fast growing big T was impossible to pass up. I could almost watch it grow. Highly recommended and easy to keep.
Gonna get my first LP sling this weekend. So exited. I am in the hobby for 21 years but I never had luck finding LPs. Than again I come from a small town in Slovakia and the hobby is so unusual there. Also in short order I will get C.Darlingi (sub adult female) and P.Irminia (sling).
I was browsing around for my first T, thought I'd gotten a Pink toe and set up an arborial enclosure. Then I checked my online receipt and the scientific name wasnt avicularia so I double checked. Turns out I got one of these dudes. Makes sense now as in the description it stated that this batch of slings had two extremely large parents so I guess I'm gonna have one heck of a T when it grows up 😂
I love that that he is so proud of 4K subscribers and now has 130k or so. If Richard reads this, was where you are now even a possibility in your mind at the time?
Absolutely top draw Video as ever, full of interesting facts and useful info 👍🏻.....lost my grammostola pulchra a few years ago and have decided to finally get another T.....after watching loads of you're videos, I'm swaying towards a grammosola pulchripes or is there another T I should consider ? Thank you in advance 😃 ✌🏻
I really like how informative this video is. Had to make sure I am subscribed. I have a Lasiodora Parahybana for about a year now. Not growing that fast, but the little guy wasn't a great eater at the beginning. Now it's much better though my spider is still shy, so there is usually some time between opening the container and moment he actually gets his meal.
Another great video!!! Glad I took my break early to catch it live. I couldnt figure out how to get to the chat... Tech isnt my thing. But Ts are! So thank you for another wonderful tuesday!
Getting my first L. parahybana sling on Friday along with a few others. Figured I'd drop a comment for the algorithm while brushing up on the specifics of the species. I'm pretty excited for it. It will be my largest growing species to date.
one of the 1st ts i ever bought ,think had 4-5 other species already, and got her from local pet shop for around £15 (back around 2004). was amazed that such a large and beautiful tarantula cost so little ,frankly i still am-theyre still "cheap" nowadays.. was definatly one of the ts i kept that got a lot of "wow"s from visitors as she rarely hid in her cave/hide and fed like a hungry tiger..
Thank you for the easiest video I've watched yet! I've got a female called Valkerie and I was looking for a video to change her enclosure as she's massive now!
I love watching tarantulas and learning about the species. My favorite tarantulas are the Pink Kneed ones. Could you do a show on them sometime in the future?
Just got one of these and an Arizona blonde a few days ago as my first tarantulas both are slings. Seeing your video I'm definitely thinking of rehousing the salmon birdeater, love the info keep it coming
Could you do a video about red island bird eaters please. We've looked but there's not a while lot of videos or info about them at all. Thank you so much.
Thank you for these videos man been watching for a while, and finally got my first T today and got this one and I love it, I have subscribed and will be keenly watching all the upcoming vids! Thanks
Hi everybody. Do any of you guys have any experience with LPs being super active and hugely entertaining? Mine is forever doing something. Hunting, digging, chewing the background and tidying too😄 By far my most active T
Mine WAS like that, but since her last molt she Just. Sits. I imagine it could be that she matured. You could be fooled into thinking shes just a plastic spider until i throw her a roach.
@@Spyder_King it's funny that you replied. I gave her a bigger enclosure because she was exploring every corner of the old one. Ever since then she's hidden herself away and closed her burrow off. Maybe premolt🤞
What great production quality and great information! Just binged on most of the videos and they’re amazing, hope the channel really grows! Very curious about your adult enclosures, they’re decorated and setup really well, could you do a video on those?
I just got one of these two days ago and a Mexican Mexican. The difference in these two personalities are very obvious, but I love them. This is just the beginning of me collecting.
Could you please provide the metric dimensions for your enclosure sizes please🙌🏻. Love your videos aswell, just bought myself a salmon pink birdeater as a sling 😅
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How about a Caribbean cobalt blue
I have LP and LS for 5yrs now, I got them when they are sling (cm. size) , I fed them 2x or 3x a week , but I think they are small size for 5 yrs, they are both 4 inch now, is that normal growth?
Richard Please made a video With Megaphobema Robustum 🙏🏽
For some reason my LP is EXTREMELY shy! I've only ever seen 1 real feeding response, otherwise it must be coming out at night, cause I literally never see it, kinda forgot what it looked like hahaha
Also, please do a video on Chilobrachys huahini!
I can attest to how tough these guys are.
I used to have a LP that had a bad shed. It lost 5---yes, 5 legs in the process. I kept it in ICU for 3 days thinking it won't last long. The stubborn thing stopped bleeding and even ate a pre-killed Dubia Roach while on its back.
Couple of weeks later it shed again and was actually able to move on 3 legs which is kinda freaky to witness, especially when attacking prey.
The little fighter actually kept getting better until it regrew a full set, but I noticed that its growth was stunted as a side effect of the injury.
Wow!
Short but impactive story! 👍
Dang man most people would have just given up on the poor thing. But it had you to save it. It speaks volumes about your character! Hope it’s doing well and so are you.
@Elijah Wolter Thanks! This happened years ago, so unfortunately she's no longer with us. But she definitely bounced back after this
PS: it took 2 molts to regrow the legs.
By the 3rd molt, it's like nothing happened. I think it was over a span of 6-9 months
@@MaliciousMollusc I‘ve seen spiders around the house with 3 or 4 legs left. They actually cast off legs as a survival strategy if a bird catches them. There‘s a reason my phobia never stopped me from reading up on spiders…
Glad to hear your spider had a good life. They really are purely practical creatures, using what they have. ^^
This will be my first T ever. Coming in tomorrow
enjoying him/her?!☺
Cassie Hall it’s been almost two months and she’s great😊
Brad Martinez hey man a update on here lol
THE TARANTULA DEN she successfully molted this past weekend 😃
Brad Martinez nice 🤘
This is when you had 2.6k subscribers?? I am amazed at how high production this is
Thanks a lot...im still learning how to make videos...so hopefully they will keep getting better.
To me the hairs are like a mild fiberglass, I've been haired enough that i had just disregarded it as a real hazard. WELL, one time i was cleaning an empty LP home... next day it felt like a tiny grain of sand got in my eye... you can guess where this is going. It MESSED me UP for at least a month. Couldnt drive fore two weeks. It felt like a rusty fish hook after a couple days. Im good Now, but i read it can even cause permanent eye damage. 10/10 would not recommend.
Funny side story... get ready to facepalm... while getting checked out (I went in RIGHT away to be safe, but nothing they could do anyway) I had to explain, to an adult human, who went to med school, "So... what is 'Tarantula'?" I literally could not compute and just sat there with my jaw open. Even "Big hairy pet spider" didnt ring any of his bells. I had to look up pictures on my phone then explain the evolution of urticating hairs cuz he apparently has never been outside and seen a freaking Spider before.
hey! I'm reading your comment in 2021! I already own a a baby LP. You scared me! the hairs seem to be too dangerous! How can I avoid such thing to happen in the future?
@@Sadri778 wear goggles and a face mask, you also don't want to inhale them.
typical medic
I love my little sling! Crazy how fast it’s grown in just 2 months! Really shows how slow my T. Hamorii grows
Dude, I just want to say thankyou. I've been spamming your videos for the past month while I've been sick with covid and you've really helped me with my mild arachnophobia.
The other help I've had is my friendly little phiddipus regius being super cute.
But after watching a boatload of your videos (possibly all of them), I've taken the plunge and got myself a Lasiodora Parahybana sling (maybe a bit older. Still getting the hang of the terms) and they're so docile and beautiful and I can't wait to see them grow up and get into this wonderful hobby. I already know which I'd like next...but I'll be waiting a while to get them!
So, yeah. Thanks so much for being so informative and putting yourself and your experience out there!
I fed my Brazilian Birdeater a minnow and by the morning it was gone!! Super Cool Spider!!
MuchLoveFromMichigan!!!
I really love this format, great shots, good edit and most importantly you keep it brief with the most important information. As someone just getting into the hobby, it would be useful to know the size/age distinction between sling, juvenile and adult for each species. I know it isn't an exact science, but a rough idea would help. Blue fanged tarantula would be my vote for a vid :)
rock on ...i like that suggestions...it can be subjective/gray area...but i will try to include that in my next video!
I just ordered an LP to add to my collection, can't wait to pick it up!
We just got a 3 year old Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater in the office where I work. I've always been a little scared of spiders because we only have very small spiders in Norway. But now I find it a little fun and want to learn about this species. We also got a Brachypelma smithi that is also around 3 years old.
Enjoyed your video.
Where do you work and are they hiring?!?! Lol
addamsparks work in Bergen, Norway👌🏻 haha
Siren Gjerde Neevermiind 😔
=P
I just bought a spiderling today, after researching and time to consider I chose this species as the one I want. I’m excited to see it grow. Although I am a bit nervous because it’s so tiny and fragile I wouldn’t want to accidentally do something that ends up killing it.
Nice work on the video bro. The footage and info was presented awesomely, and all the different species of Lasiadora at different sizes was impressive to see with all the nice setups as well.
thanks a lot. I am glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much for this big video help about LP. I will have to add substrate to my LP sling right now. Thanks again.
I just bought a sling over the weekend 😊 it's so SMOL i cannot wait to see it mature and grow ❤ thank you for sharing this
I bought a juvenile last week, my first spider. I love it!
I got a sling as a bonus from an order with a bunch of other slings and I thought they had given me 2 dwarf pink legs on accident until I looked up the species and saw how massive they could get
came back to watch your LP husbandry video i’m adding a sling to my collection next week!
Awesome! Thank you! i hope you enjoy your new spider!
I have one tarantula right now striped knee. I got him/her for my 14th birthday last year..
this year my dad was going to get me a 40$ sweat shirt for my 15th birthday...
I was like- dad I can get a frickin tarantula for that much.. so lets see how this turns out? idk im just rambling now I subscribed thanks for this helpful video~!
I would love to see a video on the type of substrate you use for various species, as well as if you have any bioactive enclosures.
i do have bio active enclosures and plan on doing a video on those soon. In the species specific videos, I usually say if I use a different type of substrate or a two layer system. Mostly I just use cocofiber though
This is probably my next pet if it's still at the pet store when I get by there next week. Thanks for the info. I look forward to exploring your channel for more videos. Just heard of you from Tarantula Haven
This video is great! I was thinking about what kind of tarantula to get for my first one, and after this video and reading a lot, I decided for a L. Parahybana! Can't wait to finally meet her:)
Got a pink bird eater and a colbalt blue today. My 12th and 13th spider. I’m so excited.
Nice video now i wil buy this tarantula to add my collection
new sub here, and been back dating all your videos bud, just fantastic, am from scotland and this lovely spider, salmon pink birdeater, is going to be my first, so happy you did this video, thank you so much :)
Thanks for the sub! I plan on visiting Scotland one day!
@@tarantulacollective aye beautiful country, and if ya get lost, give me a message ill keep ya right lol, but anyways, love yer stuff and will always wait for more, stay safe my friend :)
Great information just when I got a one of this T. one week ago. Now I am more convinced that I made the best choice. Thanks for this data.
Great video as usual, Richard. Love my LP sling. Got it as a 1/4" freebie from FNT with my first ever T order. It's now molted 3 times for me and I just upgraded its enclosure. This T is sort of my barometer for how I'm progressing as a keeper. Can't wait until she's (I hope) a big beautiful gal in a 10-gallon tank.
rock on man! glad you liked the video!
One of my favorite Species. Love love love my Aragog
awesome!
awesome!
Pequei uma no quintal ontem aqui na Bahia, cidade de Ipirá é cheia dessas aranhas caranguejeiras rosa salmão
I just got one of these as a sling for my first T! It was unexpected because I wanted a chaco golden knee or a mexican red knee. I can't wait to see it grow!
Hey there, just found your channel. Great info in this video. Take care, Ben. Love them LP's
Just picked a sling up from a reptile expo so excited
Tysm hahah got 11 slings now got addicted to the tarantula collective I got a headstart on everything I need to know thanks!
Mine just came in today!! It’s a sling, about 1/3”. So very excited and happy!!
A fantastic informative video. I love my LP, who is approx 6 inches now and is the most gentlest of all my T’s. I’ve now subbed and look forward to watching more of your videos.
Your videos are the best on TH-cam I’ve watched loads but yours are always very informative instead of some idiots deliberately aggravating their tarantulas for The benefit of the viewer.. anyway keep up the great work mate
I bought a spiderling the size of a quarter, she grew very fast and would eat anything that moves. She was super aggressive, attacking any movement. She pounced on my hand twice but never fanged me. Custom 18inch wide, 36inch long and 12inch high cage. She would go from on side of the cage to the other faster than you can blink. She died after 8 years during a molt, and was bigger than my hand. Really like this species because that don't hide, always out ready to fight. The hairs definitely are a issue without thick gloves.
Just picked one up today!!! Super excited to see it grow!!
Picked mine up today thanks for the information.
No problem. Congrats!
We just received our little Salmon Pink Birdeater from Fear Not, and she's 0.5". Already, I see growth happening even after just a few days. She appears to be nearing premolt with her darkened abdomen, but she's still very active. I just love these beauties and am looking forward to having her for a long time to come. We say 'her' in the hope that she's female so we have her longer.
Positive thinking...love it
I was going through tarantula videos to see what I can learn about the one that I have and as soon as I saw this video it's like wait I have the exact same tarantula. Thank you for this informational video about this certain species. I got my tarantula 2 days ago and I'm trying to learn more about this certain species and this video helped a lot thank you😁
Just ordered one of these as a "freebie" for ordering a couple other T's. Your video helped me pick which one to go with, Thanks.
Why u didn't have more subs, I mean, I think your videos have a very High quality
thanks...the channel is still new..it will take time for the word to get out. But it has been growing a lot lately. I think i started out in August with 4000 subs and was over 7000 by the first of September. I cant complain about that type of growth :)
got my lp today new subscriber here what a great content
Had a friend with one and was obsessed - picked up my sling today!! 🤩🤩😩 I’m obsessed already
Hi. Im a new subs. And also a new T keeper. I loveeeeeeeee your Tarantulas Tuesday soooo informative and enjoyable to watch. Super unique !!!!! You'r like Mr. Tom Moran !!! Hahaha. Knew him?. I already hit the bell simply b'cause of thr Tarantula Tuesday hahaha. More power and godbless. Sending love to your eight legged babies !!!!
Btw did i mention im from Philippines? Hahaha.
Thanks a lot! Glad you found the channel and enjoy what I am doing here...it is awesome having you!
Yeah. Its super awesome. Its like watching a awesome documentary in a television 😊
Your videos have helped me TREMENDOUSLY with every new T that I’ve gotten so far! Just got my LP sling two days ago! 💖
Loving this T Richard and a superb display spider. BTW your spider room is awesome. I see so many in the hobby who keep their creatures in plain plastic tubs and I've even had people knock me by saying the size of my enclosures and the decor is too much and not needed but I believe It adds enrichment to the animals environment and I think it's important that it's also aesthetically pleasing to me so I applaud you on your set ups. If you haven't done already maybe you could check out marks tarantulas as he also has an awesome spider room and puts out high quality videos.
My LP is currently my largest T. About 4 1/2 or 5 inches. I have raised it from a tiny sling and so far so good. No hair flicking or threat posturing. Eating machine. A must have for any collection.
I love this species. I'm generally a fan of the heavy webbers but 5.00 for a fast growing big T was impossible to pass up. I could almost watch it grow.
Highly recommended and easy to keep.
Gonna get my first LP sling this weekend. So exited. I am in the hobby for 21 years but I never had luck finding LPs. Than again I come from a small town in Slovakia and the hobby is so unusual there. Also in short order I will get C.Darlingi (sub adult female) and P.Irminia (sling).
This is my first T and ill have it in the morning and so excited, and love the videos! Keep up the good work!
I was browsing around for my first T, thought I'd gotten a Pink toe and set up an arborial enclosure. Then I checked my online receipt and the scientific name wasnt avicularia so I double checked. Turns out I got one of these dudes. Makes sense now as in the description it stated that this batch of slings had two extremely large parents so I guess I'm gonna have one heck of a T when it grows up 😂
Thanks!! Im planning to buy this beauty on march
Good to know thanks for the tips, I just recently got a pink bird eater.
Very nice. I have several juvie L. parahybana, so this was great to watch!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
How big r they now
Got mine today. 2cm so cute. Can't wait to see her in max size🕷
Enjoy that baby time, lol, it wont last long at all
Steven Kyle De Juan my friend is getting one probably that’s 2cm
Victor the Vloggerrr that's good to hear. They are fast grower, mine is 2+inches now
I just got my Lasiodora Parahybana a week ago. 1cm and so cute. I also can't wait to see her grow. I also received my Poecilotheria Regallis.
I own one and I love him !! He's a juvenile about 3 almost 4 inches :) thank you for this !!
No problem Glenda..thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Awesome video as always Sir! How often would you recommend a full clean out of an enclosure....this is as a whole for most T's ? Cheers ✌🏻
I love my sling but I can't wait till it's bigger. Love your video
Thank you!
I love that that he is so proud of 4K subscribers and now has 130k or so. If Richard reads this, was where you are now even a possibility in your mind at the time?
Not even a dream...lol
Thank u for a great video. This one had been high on my want list for sometime. Great information!😀🕷
Excellent I've learned so much from your video's great job
Absolutely top draw Video as ever, full of interesting facts and useful info 👍🏻.....lost my grammostola pulchra a few years ago and have decided to finally get another T.....after watching loads of you're videos, I'm swaying towards a grammosola pulchripes or is there another T I should consider ? Thank you in advance 😃 ✌🏻
I just bought one today very excited
I really like how informative this video is. Had to make sure I am subscribed. I have a Lasiodora Parahybana for about a year now. Not growing that fast, but the little guy wasn't a great eater at the beginning. Now it's much better though my spider is still shy, so there is usually some time between opening the container and moment he actually gets his meal.
I feel you there!
Thank you very much for the support!
Another great video!!! Glad I took my break early to catch it live. I couldnt figure out how to get to the chat... Tech isnt my thing. But Ts are! So thank you for another wonderful tuesday!
thanks so much Ariel
Getting my first L. parahybana sling on Friday along with a few others. Figured I'd drop a comment for the algorithm while brushing up on the specifics of the species. I'm pretty excited for it. It will be my largest growing species to date.
Thanks dude
I love the effort put into every video, top channel!
thanks!
I Love your videos . They offer such great info and advice of course Beautiful T's. Keep up awesome work. Love C
Thank you so much Conchita
Only just come across your vids :) very informative, I have 5 Ts and learned alot..
What a beauty. I got a Lasiodora Klugi. Lasiodoras are Awesome.
I watched this a year ago when I didn't have any now I have 9 slings so I'm back thanks for the info. Nice to know your here .
I'm here bcs i ordered a L parahybana plus a few other ones, they'll arrive in 2 days and i'm so excited now!!
I love my sling such a pleasure to watch grow.. thank you Richard and fear not
Just ordered 2 slings. Will get them on Tuesday. Super excited
Cant get enough of these videos!!!
Thanks Amanda
Gotta love T. Tuesday man.😎 another great video. B. Vagans or a cobalt blue would be my choices. If u dnt mind. 😀🖖🤙🏼
no problem...i got them down on the list for you! Thanks for the suggestions
one of the 1st ts i ever bought ,think had 4-5 other species already, and got her from local pet shop for around £15 (back around 2004). was amazed that such a large and beautiful tarantula cost so little ,frankly i still am-theyre still "cheap" nowadays.. was definatly one of the ts i kept that got a lot of "wow"s from visitors as she rarely hid in her cave/hide and fed like a hungry tiger..
I love mine. So calm and gentle.
I dont really handle my Ts but do let my Lp wander over my hands sometimes. Weirdly I dont react to her hairs xx
Thank you for the easiest video I've watched yet! I've got a female called Valkerie and I was looking for a video to change her enclosure as she's massive now!
Got my very tiny Lasiodora parahybana today! it is cute 🕷
Some Spider fan I’m thinking about getting one tomorrow at the reptile expo,can’t wait!!!
I love watching tarantulas and learning about the species. My favorite tarantulas are the Pink Kneed ones. Could you do a show on them sometime in the future?
Just got this spiderling a week ago! Excited to see how it grows! This is one of my first spiders so it will be something to see how big it gets.
Great video. I always look to your advice when purchasing a new spider.
Just got one of these and an Arizona blonde a few days ago as my first tarantulas both are slings. Seeing your video I'm definitely thinking of rehousing the salmon birdeater, love the info keep it coming
Could you do a video about red island bird eaters please. We've looked but there's not a while lot of videos or info about them at all. Thank you so much.
LP is my first tarantula. No regrets. Mine's super chill. It's like she's equipped with all the scary defense mechanisms but choosing not to use em
that's awesome.
Lovely tarantula.
Thank you for these videos man been watching for a while, and finally got my first T today and got this one and I love it, I have subscribed and will be keenly watching all the upcoming vids! Thanks
Glad you like them!
Hi everybody. Do any of you guys have any experience with LPs being super active and hugely entertaining? Mine is forever doing something. Hunting, digging, chewing the background and tidying too😄 By far my most active T
Mine WAS like that, but since her last molt she Just. Sits. I imagine it could be that she matured. You could be fooled into thinking shes just a plastic spider until i throw her a roach.
@@Spyder_King it's funny that you replied. I gave her a bigger enclosure because she was exploring every corner of the old one. Ever since then she's hidden herself away and closed her burrow off. Maybe premolt🤞
What great production quality and great information! Just binged on most of the videos and they’re amazing, hope the channel really grows!
Very curious about your adult enclosures, they’re decorated and setup really well, could you do a video on those?
sounds like a great idea my friend. I will definitely do that.
Excellent quality in every video. Very cool. Very good and appreciated information and well presented.
Much appreciated!
My 3rd Ill Buy today Super Excited
Fab video ! I’m moving my sons juvenile next week but am wondering about a heat mat ?
I just got beautiful 1.5" LP, first ever and I'm so excited to grow with him/her 😃
Great opinions, sounds like your speaking from experience
I just got one of these two days ago and a Mexican Mexican. The difference in these two personalities are very obvious, but I love them. This is just the beginning of me collecting.
nice video I enjoyed it keep it up man
awesome video I just subscribed
Thanks a lot! I appreciate the support!
I didn´t even know that they have itchy hairs. The one I have got never kicked at me. Very cool T btw. I love her.
Love the videos. Information that I can count on. Keep it up
Could you please provide the metric dimensions for your enclosure sizes please🙌🏻. Love your videos aswell, just bought myself a salmon pink birdeater as a sling 😅