GeeDee, this youngsta is more accomplished by 25 than most people are by 60 😯!!! I was just up there in ON, sorry we didn't honk. The boss was driving, I was just along for the ride.
Aww, sorry for your loss, Kayla. It's rough, but that's why tarantula momma's have so many babies, not all of them make it for whatever reason. It may have been dehydration, as you said. It's always a good idea with slings, which are at such a delicate stage of life, to keep one side of the enclosure damper than you might think is the right amount. They'll seek the moisture if they need it, shun it if they don't, but it's good to give them a choice.
Thank you so much. Tarantulas definitely produce quantity over quality! And I completely agree with you! I like to keep one side of the enclosure humid and damp by using moss. I’m very diligent about keeping the moss damp now! 😊🕷
@@kaylaroach Haha, well it's a fine line we tarantula keepers tread... my GBB juvie is VERY opinionated on the subject of humidity. If I DARE to fill her water dish, she'll fill it in with dirt within about an hour... a little water on her web, she's fine with, and I've actually caught her burying her face on a droplet to take a drink, but a water dish ? She gets so offended, haha
Great rehousing Kayla! I do pet some tarantulas too in my house and yes I agree that the acrylic enclosure add more aesthetic value in displaying our tarantula, but the problem is mine has too big air flow that makes the substrate dry easily🥲 Keep it up Kayla😁
Glad to see my little dudes found a good home. Sorry the Klaasi passed, I'd seen it eat recently so I didn't know it'd gone :( nice rehousing btw, I always found the albo was pretty zippy during past rehousings lol
I’m so grateful to have them, thanks again! 😊🙏🏼 The three are doing great, little food-eating machines! I’ll have to do a tarantula feeding video at some point! 🕷
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! That means the world to me! 😊 I’m so glad you enjoyed the rehousing videos, there will definitely be more to come! I have a soft spot for tarantulas, so they will be a big part of my channel! 🕷❤️
Just discovered your channel today, and I’m currently binging lol. Im sorry for your loss in this video. I also was wondering where’d you get the rubber tipped tongs? Do you have a link? Great channel, very enjoyable :)
I am looking forward to the growth of tarantulas. I am breeding tarantulas too.Tarantulas are hidden by threads, but they are very beautiful. I support you from Japan.
I really want to redo my juvenile B. Hamori’s enclosure but I’m too scared to rehouse her,she hates humans and I don’t want her to like run away! Great video :) Sorry for your loss :(
Thank you so much! I completely understand your concern with rehousing your B. hamorii. If you use all the tools necessary to prevent your tarantula from escaping (large container, catch cup, etc.), rehousing becomes less intimidating. Watching videos and tutorials might help boost your confidence too! 😊 I’d be more than happy to help you if you need any advice! ❤️🕷
@@kaylaroach Thank you so much! I'll try and watch a couple of tutorials and find a atch cup! If I have any questions I'll just comment again :) Really appreciate the help so thank you!
Am I the only one who washes out my new enclosures? I keep seeing these videos where they open the box and dump the substrate and spider right in. I’m just nervous that there would be something on them
Look's good, but don't u hate it when it's feeding time and your roach or cricket runs off and hides into moss? I tried these type of enclosure, i think they are good for the human eye but not always appropriate to the spider. Cheers from Holland
Lovely rehousings! Those enclosures are sweet! Sorry for your loss 🙏🏼.
Thank you Dayyan, I appreciate that so much! 😊🙏🏼
Oh man! B. Klassis are one of my favorite Brachys. Sorry for your loss.
They are one of my favourites from the genus too! So unfortunate. Thank you for your support, as usual! 😊🙏🏼
GeeDee, this youngsta is more accomplished by 25 than most people are by 60 😯!!! I was just up there in ON, sorry we didn't honk. The boss was driving, I was just along for the ride.
Sometimes slings just don't survive :( great rehousing!
You’re right, thank you ❤️ I appreciate you watching ☺️🕷️
Thank you for your support to REPTI ZOO! Sorry for your loss🥺
Thank you so much! ❤️ I can’t wait to try out other REPTI ZOO products! 😊
Enclosures look phenomenal and good skills rehousing too. Plus was very informative 😊. Also sorry for your loss
Aww, sorry for your loss, Kayla. It's rough, but that's why tarantula momma's have so many babies, not all of them make it for whatever reason. It may have been dehydration, as you said. It's always a good idea with slings, which are at such a delicate stage of life, to keep one side of the enclosure damper than you might think is the right amount. They'll seek the moisture if they need it, shun it if they don't, but it's good to give them a choice.
Thank you so much. Tarantulas definitely produce quantity over quality! And I completely agree with you! I like to keep one side of the enclosure humid and damp by using moss. I’m very diligent about keeping the moss damp now! 😊🕷
@@kaylaroach Haha, well it's a fine line we tarantula keepers tread... my GBB juvie is VERY opinionated on the subject of humidity. If I DARE to fill her water dish, she'll fill it in with dirt within about an hour... a little water on her web, she's fine with, and I've actually caught her burying her face on a droplet to take a drink, but a water dish ? She gets so offended, haha
Great rehousing Kayla! I do pet some tarantulas too in my house and yes I agree that the acrylic enclosure add more aesthetic value in displaying our tarantula, but the problem is mine has too big air flow that makes the substrate dry easily🥲 Keep it up Kayla😁
Thank you so much! ☺️🕷️
Cool spider s 🤘😆🤘
Sorry to see one of them passed away before being able to experience the nice, new home you made.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼 I appreciate your support. 😊
I would be terrified the whole time! Great video
Thank you for your support! 😊🙏🏼🕷
Glad to see my little dudes found a good home. Sorry the Klaasi passed, I'd seen it eat recently so I didn't know it'd gone :( nice rehousing btw, I always found the albo was pretty zippy during past rehousings lol
I’m so grateful to have them, thanks again! 😊🙏🏼 The three are doing great, little food-eating machines! I’ll have to do a tarantula feeding video at some point! 🕷
The animal?😂😍🤪❤
aww i’m sorry for ur loss :( i got hooked on ur channel after ur other tarantula rehousing and now u have done it with this! cant wait to see more!!
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! That means the world to me! 😊 I’m so glad you enjoyed the rehousing videos, there will definitely be more to come! I have a soft spot for tarantulas, so they will be a big part of my channel! 🕷❤️
Just discovered your channel today, and I’m currently binging lol. Im sorry for your loss in this video. I also was wondering where’d you get the rubber tipped tongs? Do you have a link? Great channel, very enjoyable :)
nice setup and nice vid.
Thank you so much! 😊🙏🏼
I am looking forward to the growth of tarantulas. I am breeding tarantulas too.Tarantulas are hidden by threads, but they are very beautiful. I support you from Japan.
Thank you so much for your support! 🙏🏼 Tarantulas are the BEST! 😊🕷
Great rehouse video
Thank you so much! 😊🙏🏼
Good video!! hi from méxico!!!
Thank you so much! 😊 I love Mexico! 🇲🇽
Your the cutest and the tarantulas too lol
Thank you 😊
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Nice move you had sorry bout the lil one. Just found you I like your videos.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that a lot 😊🙏🏼
I really want to redo my juvenile B. Hamori’s enclosure but I’m too scared to rehouse her,she hates humans and I don’t want her to like run away! Great video :) Sorry for your loss :(
Thank you so much! I completely understand your concern with rehousing your B. hamorii. If you use all the tools necessary to prevent your tarantula from escaping (large container, catch cup, etc.), rehousing becomes less intimidating. Watching videos and tutorials might help boost your confidence too! 😊 I’d be more than happy to help you if you need any advice! ❤️🕷
@@kaylaroach Thank you so much! I'll try and watch a couple of tutorials and find a atch cup! If I have any questions I'll just comment again :) Really appreciate the help so thank you!
Interesting video 😎 👍🏻
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed! 😊
@@kaylaroach no worries. Keep up the good work 😎🔥
I ❤️ tarantulas
Me too! ❤️🕷 They are amazing animals! I want them all! 😂
Imo space goes over aesthetics 🤔 if I have to choose between a bigger box and a smaller terrarium I'll go with the box 🤷🏼
I agree! This was filmed over two years ago and they’ve been moved to bigger enclosures.
Awesome rehouse there sorry for the loss of your sling btw
Thank you so much! 😊 I appreciate your support so much 🙏🏼
Your welcome
Am I the only one who washes out my new enclosures? I keep seeing these videos where they open the box and dump the substrate and spider right in. I’m just nervous that there would be something on them
Look's good, but don't u hate it when it's feeding time and your roach or cricket runs off and hides into moss? I tried these type of enclosure, i think they are good for the human eye but not always appropriate to the spider.
Cheers from Holland
nice vid bae 🤘
Thank you! 😊 And congrats on 100 subs! 💯
Rip Little one
Haiii, im from manitoba🇨🇦 and also a fan 😂💙
Ayyy another fellow Canadian! 🇨🇦 Thank you so much for supporting! 😊🙏🏼
@@kaylaroach team canada all the way lol 🇨🇦🙌🏼 n no worries, you deserve it for your amazing contents ✨💙
Maybe because your substrate is dry,
That was my thought too. I’m sad to have lost a sling, but it created a learning opportunity for me!
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