I love the Grammostola rosea (Chilean Rose). I had a female (named Rose, I know, not very original) for 23 years. I had gone away for the weekend and when I got back she had molted in a bad position and couldn't get out all the way and she died. So sad. But she was really awesome. She once went 1.5 years without eating. She's always been a picky eater. We once gave her an adult female Rhinoceros beetle (Xyloryctes jamaicensis). She ended up webbing it's back end and tethered it to her burrow entrance. The line was just long enough for the beetle to reach the water. We ended up putting fruits and veggies in for it so it wouldn't die, and Rose just kept it like a dog on a chain. It wasn't until 6 months of not eating anything we gave her that she finally decided to make a meal of her pet. I still have the wing coverings of the beetle with the fang marks in it. Just thought I'd share. Here's a video of her at about 20 years old. She was part of a phobia study (about 2 years) that was conducted at the University of Michigan. I was very glad to have her back. th-cam.com/video/_RwoKQs28Kw/w-d-xo.html
Man, I used to be so scared of spiders but then I found you and tarantula Kat and Exotics Lair and now I get excited when I see a new video up because SPOODERS!!!
You sound exactly like me!! I don't remember why or how i found Exotic Lair (liar it said..lol) and the rest is history.. i'm actually going to get a couple of jumping spiders to see how that goes. A Tarantula that looks as cute and fluffy like this one (i can't rrmember her name..) I love fluffy tarantulas
I used to be like that to. And then one of Dark Dens vid popped up in my recommends and I was hooked from the start. I'm going to get my first Tarantula in the Spring/Summer. Side note: Tom Moran is also a wonderful tarantula keeper. And he is a teacher in real life so his vids are always fantastic
If the fiber is cold it takes forever for it to absorb water. Also if the water is cold it has the same effect. It's best to wait for the fiber to be at room temperature and use warm to hot water for the coconut fiber to absorb it fast and correctly. If one or both are cold (fiber and or water) then you will have to constantly remove the fiber that has absorbed water from the brick as well as break the brick up. Also a better mixture would be fiber, peat moss, and dried sphagnum moss. 45% fiber, 45% peat moss, 10% sphagnum moss.
I'm in the hobby of collecting reptiles, recently expanded to my first tarantula and my second will be here tomorrow, built there enclosures dark den style and my first one lives it 😎
I currently have a aphonopelma seemanni female who I believe in actually in the premolt, and my avicularia matallica will be here tomorrow, i used to have major arachnophobia but the dark den helped me get over the fear and is the reason I decided to expand and except tarantulas into my collective family
@@amandaz9762 they are really cool to own and if you get one that's not crazy it's a great experience, I recently had a chance to buy a bearded dragon with pink stripes down it's shoulders and thighs and a lil bit in the tail, she was a beauty but was $300
I've noticed that the coconut fiber substrate can act almost like something hydrophobic when it have lost too much moisture. If this is the reason it could be due to the long storage time (and because of the gradient discoloration we see here, it could be explained by keeping it exposed to the direct sunlight for a long period of time). And I've found that it's a good thing to add some water and then microwave the substrate - it helps to saturate the substrate with moisture and to adjust the desired level of moisture it contains. And to kill any possible killable threats that it may include - some substrate boiling won't hurt but may be useful. :)
I have learned to use warm water and to pour the water on the block, but not a lot at once, and then I pull the block apart a little at a time and it ends up being nice and moist, but not so moist that you can't use it right away. It works great. It's all fluffy and even a tiny bit warmer than just adding water and waiting.
Hey dont knock the molting footage you have that was very excellent. Have you considered turning your footage in for educational programs? Keep up the great videos!
I mean honestly I feel like this channel counts as an educational program. I've learned more from him about tarantulas and other animals than I have from most other info sources I've checked out 🤷🏻♀️😂
Im not 100% sure with coco fiber, but I've used sphagnum moss that comes dried up like that and if you use hot water it kind of "activates" and starts absorbing way faster. Most people use boiling water to kill anything living in there. The moss is for carnivorous plants not spiders btw.
When they twitch after they molt I always imagine their new soft skin must hurt a little, especially if air flows through their hairs.. Like if you've ever ripped a layer of skin off it hurts when the air touches it or water or hot or cold.. Its gotta suck a lil..
I can't imagine it'd be comfortable, they are sensitive. They draw in a lot of air and increase their blood flow when molting. That's how they grow. The twitching is essentially a burst of blood flow. I find it fascinating.
I've been watching you for weeks now and only just realized I hadn't subbed I'm loving your collection and the way you have set it up and have used some of your ideas myself having 70+T's substrate don't last long and I find boiling water from the kettle on the Coco bricks work instantly
I used to work for a company here in the US called Wonder Soil. They sell a variety of natural substrates for many purposes. MOST IMPORTANTLY they create their own dehydrated bricks of coco fiber and soil or one or the other. You can purchase on their website OR on amazon. One large brick can fill up a wheelbarrow. Just thought it was a good option🤷🏽☺. Love you P‼‼😘😍
Try using hot hot water for the stubborn coco fibre. I find here in the uk all cocofibre is stubborn like that. Don’t know whether it’s just me but hot water mixed with the kids stampeding the mud seems to do the trick!
I find Coco fibre absorbs warm water way better than cold water so I would recommend always using warm or hot water or put it next to a radiator to heat it up :)
Molting is such an absolutely fascinating thing to me. Like, humans really have no comparable experience. Ive just always wondered how it feels. Releaving? Itchy? A little painful? I'll never know, and that bothers me.
Because of you, I overcame a paralyzing fear of spiders. I now have some jumping spiders and a Psalmopoeus Irmina (Venezuelan Sun Tiger). Thank you Petko. I have a question- what happened to slow-motion feeding vids? I remember you were so happy about the new camera and lenses and could start filming in slow-mo, but then suddenly stopped. What happened? I would like to see the return of some slow motion videos. And if you ever come to Utah USA, you have a place to stay, and we can go on a tarantula hunt in the desert.
Between this video and the last upload I have discovered the Dark Den channel and binge-watched probably 15-20 videos! I love the videos! My only problem is that Despacito needs a cameo in EVERY video! lol but seriously I love the content Petko! So glad I found this channel. I kept Uromastyx as a young guy and I'm seriously considering getting my nice sliding glass enclosure out of my parent's attic to buy a starter Tarantula! P.S. Don't worry everyone, I'll do my homework and prep the enclosure appropriately before I even think about buying my own Tarantula. But I've already watched the Dark Den beginner guide video, which was like 35 minutes!, so that's gotta be a good start!
The Coco fibre if it's cold use hot water and turn it around every now and again or put it in a big bucket and use the shower that's what I do hope this helps
I got a GBB for christmas. S/he moulted on xmas day. It was the first time I actually witnessed it and watched the whole thing for about 2 and a half hours. I was a nervous wreck lol
my coco fibre was like that, then i add more hot water(right after it hit boiling temperature), n less water that is in room temperatur. then just stir it with a spatula every after 1 or 2 hour and it should work out. oh yea but before stirring it i use screwdriver(anything hard and has pointy end will do just fine) to break the brick while its dehydrating
Coco fiber can go bad after time that's why it's recommended to get a new bag. But also if it's getting used it can last longer aswell. But I've read that the longest you can have the coco sitting there is 4 years.
Can’t you use coco fibre that is already prepared. They use it for hydroponics and so is available in bricks like you get or already debricked. It also comes with ph buffer but that is optional for most brands like canna. The only problem I see is that it may cost you more in the long run as a 50litre bag costs me about £10 whereas the bricks are usually a bit cheaper and also weigh less so shipping may be cheaper too. It’s generally not treated with anything unless you get the buffered stuff and I’ve been using it for my snake for a while now with no issues. I tried the bricks once and thought never again lol.
I have noticed in almost all of ur rehousing you never put a water dish in the new enclosure,I have noticed that you don’t have water dishes in ur old enclosures either. Any reason for not giving water to all the tarantulas?
Coconut fibers probably were frozen enough for water to soak up and If i was you i buy a small bag that's all the way done I can't wait to get m Balfouri tarantulas
Petko you have the best time lapse ! Yeah I wouldn’t use that coconut fiber at all ! Wasn’t there a bad batch that took out a bunch of slings it had some kinda herbicide in it ? I use only certain brands always I never go cheap on substrate!
I learn so much from Petko.. Todays lesson : make sure you can close the enclosure door before rehousing a pokie. I dont F with Asian species but its a good lesson regardless 😁 Thanks P!
New entertained subscriber here with question. Growing up with my dad we used to have turantulas (Rose haired, Pink toe, and Cobalt Blue) but now that I'm married my wife doesn't entertain the thought of having one in the house. So my question is, have you raised any wolf spider species? I have been on the "prowl" for one but wondered if you had ever kept one. I'm in the moment of building it's enclosure and am looking for a female in general. Having used to owning turantulas I wasn't sure what to expect from any typical wolf spider. From my experience, they don't hide as much and are "sporty" hunters. But do they live about as long as the turantulas?
Have you ever had problems with fruit flies or small flies making a home in your tuberware with holes in the side? I have a porcellio laevis culture and I put mesh on the inside but I cant seem to get rid of them. I dont want to spray anything because itll hurt the isopods as well
Thats too bad about your female, hopefully her next paring will stick and there will be an egg sac. Cool molting vid tho! Wow such angry spooders at the end! XD
A molting tarantula is like the equivalent of somebody struggling to pull themselves out of a tight pair of skinny jeans. When they're not built to wear skinny jeans. 😬
Zachary Silviera I was stupid and wore skinny jeans to an iron infusion and all the IV fluids made me swell up had to cut my pants off. RIP favorite jeans.
Hey, i need some advise. I have an old fish tank that I didn‘t use for long.. maybe a month. I kept a Betta fish in it. It‘s not that big, it fits into a Ikea Kallax. Now I love that Tank. It looks so nice! Does anyone have an idea of what I could put in it? I am afraid to keep tarantulas. Are there any other animals I could put into that Tank? Or wait, can I even use the tank as an enclosure for something else than a fish..
To viewers- PLEASE DON'T EVER USE "POTTING" SOIL with inverts! It is full of all kinds of things, both natural and synthetic, you don't want your inverts to be exposed to! Now TOPSOIL, which is an entirely different thing can be a safe substrate as long as it is 100% pure virgin topsoil and nothing else. No "cides" (insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc.), no fertilizers (neither organic nor synthetic), no perlite, and no amendments or additives of any kind. So again, DO NOT USE "POTTING" SOIL! IT COUKD KILL YOUR INVERTS!
I dont have many pokys only 3 but miranda is def the boltyest outve the ones I have, w/ striata next and ornata least bolty i wonder what will happen on monday hmmm
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Dark Den Monday videos are one of the only things that make me feel better about it being a Monday.
I love the Grammostola rosea (Chilean Rose). I had a female (named Rose, I know, not very original) for 23 years. I had gone away for the weekend and when I got back she had molted in a bad position and couldn't get out all the way and she died. So sad. But she was really awesome.
She once went 1.5 years without eating. She's always been a picky eater. We once gave her an adult female Rhinoceros beetle (Xyloryctes jamaicensis). She ended up webbing it's back end and tethered it to her burrow entrance. The line was just long enough for the beetle to reach the water. We ended up putting fruits and veggies in for it so it wouldn't die, and Rose just kept it like a dog on a chain. It wasn't until 6 months of not eating anything we gave her that she finally decided to make a meal of her pet. I still have the wing coverings of the beetle with the fang marks in it.
Just thought I'd share. Here's a video of her at about 20 years old. She was part of a phobia study (about 2 years) that was conducted at the University of Michigan. I was very glad to have her back. th-cam.com/video/_RwoKQs28Kw/w-d-xo.html
Man, I used to be so scared of spiders but then I found you and tarantula Kat and Exotics Lair and now I get excited when I see a new video up because SPOODERS!!!
You sound exactly like me!! I don't remember why or how i found Exotic Lair (liar it said..lol) and the rest is history.. i'm actually going to get a couple of jumping spiders to see how that goes. A Tarantula that looks as cute and fluffy like this one (i can't rrmember her name..)
I love fluffy tarantulas
I used to be like that to. And then one of Dark Dens vid popped up in my recommends and I was hooked from the start. I'm going to get my first Tarantula in the Spring/Summer.
Side note: Tom Moran is also a wonderful tarantula keeper. And he is a teacher in real life so his vids are always fantastic
That time lapse was awesome! Glad you captured it!
2:35 heartbeat!! Awesome!
the molting process is so bazaar ..the tarantula literally pulls itself out of its own skin amazing...peace out
BR5491Z1Z , no.....not peace out. BODY out! 😁👍🏻🇨🇦
If the fiber is cold it takes forever for it to absorb water. Also if the water is cold it has the same effect. It's best to wait for the fiber to be at room temperature and use warm to hot water for the coconut fiber to absorb it fast and correctly. If one or both are cold (fiber and or water) then you will have to constantly remove the fiber that has absorbed water from the brick as well as break the brick up.
Also a better mixture would be fiber, peat moss, and dried sphagnum moss. 45% fiber, 45% peat moss, 10% sphagnum moss.
I can’t wait for next Monday!! Absolutely love the dark den!! 😍😍😍
Theres a video on Friday too🙂🙂
EXCEPTIONAL molt footage Petko, thank u very much!😊
I'm in the hobby of collecting reptiles, recently expanded to my first tarantula and my second will be here tomorrow, built there enclosures dark den style and my first one lives it 😎
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I currently have a aphonopelma seemanni female who I believe in actually in the premolt, and my avicularia matallica will be here tomorrow, i used to have major arachnophobia but the dark den helped me get over the fear and is the reason I decided to expand and except tarantulas into my collective family
@Dwarfs Exotics I'm subscribed now look forward to checking out some your videos
Congrats! I have reptiles too. Cannot wait to add my first T to the collection of pets! Soon, soon ❤🤓
@@amandaz9762 they are really cool to own and if you get one that's not crazy it's a great experience, I recently had a chance to buy a bearded dragon with pink stripes down it's shoulders and thighs and a lil bit in the tail, she was a beauty but was $300
Thank you so much for the time-lapse of the molt! That was incredible to watch! I have not seen a tarantula or any other arachnid molt before!
I've noticed that the coconut fiber substrate can act almost like something hydrophobic when it have lost too much moisture. If this is the reason it could be due to the long storage time (and because of the gradient discoloration we see here, it could be explained by keeping it exposed to the direct sunlight for a long period of time).
And I've found that it's a good thing to add some water and then microwave the substrate - it helps to saturate the substrate with moisture and to adjust the desired level of moisture it contains. And to kill any possible killable threats that it may include - some substrate boiling won't hurt but may be useful. :)
"I was super excited when I spotted that she is on her back" Petko 2020
I have learned to use warm water and to pour the water on the block, but not a lot at once, and then I pull the block apart a little at a time and it ends up being nice and moist, but not so moist that you can't use it right away. It works great. It's all fluffy and even a tiny bit warmer than just adding water and waiting.
Awesome video! I always look forward to your videos after a long day
Always look forward to your uploads. Can't wait for next Monday's vid.
Always love seeing a Full Molt video! It's surprisingly what helped me get more interested in Tarantulas. Freaks most people out more.. Lol
"I have no time for this" as you frisk the T into her new enclosure!! Like a copper patting down a suspect!😆
Lmao it really was .. she was like okay I will move now no trouble boss 😂😂
Great video petko, my miranda would have bolted around the room at the 1st poke 😂😂😂
Hey dont knock the molting footage you have that was very excellent. Have you considered turning your footage in for educational programs? Keep up the great videos!
The spiders like *aw yea time to slip in my new year suit*
I mean honestly I feel like this channel counts as an educational program. I've learned more from him about tarantulas and other animals than I have from most other info sources I've checked out 🤷🏻♀️😂
Agreed
Im not 100% sure with coco fiber, but I've used sphagnum moss that comes dried up like that and if you use hot water it kind of "activates" and starts absorbing way faster. Most people use boiling water to kill anything living in there. The moss is for carnivorous plants not spiders btw.
Great video like always!!!
You so need your own show.. love these
When they twitch after they molt I always imagine their new soft skin must hurt a little, especially if air flows through their hairs.. Like if you've ever ripped a layer of skin off it hurts when the air touches it or water or hot or cold.. Its gotta suck a lil..
I can't imagine it'd be comfortable, they are sensitive. They draw in a lot of air and increase their blood flow when molting. That's how they grow. The twitching is essentially a burst of blood flow. I find it fascinating.
I don't think it hurts them. I think it's more to do with hydraulics and fluid/ pressure changes.
Seems like it would feel like getting out of a warm shower to a cold bathroom lol
That time lapse was SICK! Sweet beats too 🤓
Can you do another vid winton
💓
Maybe use a red light when rehousing the light sensitive spiders?
One of my first ever tarantulas when I started the hobby. It is amazing how they molt.
Awesome video Petko!
i just got a brand new Brazilian black & red sling!! i’m so excited!!
What is a Black and Red? i have a Thai Black but never heard of that
You have a new subscriber, keep your awesome videos going!!!
The time lapse was amazing!
U amaze me how patient u are w the Ts. Am learning a lot from u. My ts are new world. A lot of slings so I can grow w them
The moulting timelapse is awesome! 😁👍
Each time I see a spider twitching like that after a molt, it looks like the poor baby is having a nightmare. 😟
She is just stretching ^^
I'm very happy I found this channel!
1:16, she's not having a seizure, she's just.......molting
I've been watching you for weeks now and only just realized I hadn't subbed I'm loving your collection and the way you have set it up and have used some of your ideas myself having 70+T's substrate don't last long and I find boiling water from the kettle on the Coco bricks work instantly
I used to work for a company here in the US called Wonder Soil. They sell a variety of natural substrates for many purposes. MOST IMPORTANTLY they create their own dehydrated bricks of coco fiber and soil or one or the other. You can purchase on their website OR on amazon. One large brick can fill up a wheelbarrow. Just thought it was a good option🤷🏽☺. Love you P‼‼😘😍
And no boiling water necessary!! You would not need that much water to hydrate either.
Try using hot hot water for the stubborn coco fibre. I find here in the uk all cocofibre is stubborn like that. Don’t know whether it’s just me but hot water mixed with the kids stampeding the mud seems to do the trick!
Add some hot water and things will go quicker👌
I love Sasha so much I like how chill she is :)
That timelapse was way too cool!
I find Coco fibre absorbs warm water way better than cold water so I would recommend always using warm or hot water or put it next to a radiator to heat it up :)
Molting is such an absolutely fascinating thing to me. Like, humans really have no comparable experience. Ive just always wondered how it feels. Releaving? Itchy? A little painful? I'll never know, and that bothers me.
wow how amazing seeing a spider molt never saw this before so cool thanks so much.
This video was very good.
Thank you very much.
The dark den is on!
Super cool tarantula. White looks beautifull.
Petco if you break up the brick the water will absorb alot faster a sawzall (reciprocating saw) works very well with metal blade
Those fangs during the molt will be in my dreams.... some chompers
Because of you, I overcame a paralyzing fear of spiders. I now have some jumping spiders and a Psalmopoeus Irmina (Venezuelan Sun Tiger). Thank you Petko. I have a question- what happened to slow-motion feeding vids? I remember you were so happy about the new camera and lenses and could start filming in slow-mo, but then suddenly stopped. What happened? I would like to see the return of some slow motion videos. And if you ever come to Utah USA, you have a place to stay, and we can go on a tarantula hunt in the desert.
Gramma-eating spiders are my SECOND-biggest fear!!! 😳 of course you have your gramma-eating spiders pretty much under control.
Between this video and the last upload I have discovered the Dark Den channel and binge-watched probably 15-20 videos! I love the videos! My only problem is that Despacito needs a cameo in EVERY video! lol but seriously I love the content Petko! So glad I found this channel. I kept Uromastyx as a young guy and I'm seriously considering getting my nice sliding glass enclosure out of my parent's attic to buy a starter Tarantula!
P.S. Don't worry everyone, I'll do my homework and prep the enclosure appropriately before I even think about buying my own Tarantula. But I've already watched the Dark Den beginner guide video, which was like 35 minutes!, so that's gotta be a good start!
Thank you for helping me kick my fear of tarantula's now I definitely wanna start owning a few of my own hopefully by the end of this year
I've had really dry bricks of coco fibre like that before; it will rehydrate much faster if you use hot water and manually break it up a bit. :)
The Coco fibre if it's cold use hot water and turn it around every now and again or put it in a big bucket and use the shower that's what I do hope this helps
I also thought he should place it into a larger container. Just to have a larger surface area touching the water.
I got a GBB for christmas. S/he moulted on xmas day. It was the first time I actually witnessed it and watched the whole thing for about 2 and a half hours. I was a nervous wreck lol
my coco fibre was like that, then i add more hot water(right after it hit boiling temperature), n less water that is in room temperatur. then just stir it with a spatula every after 1 or 2 hour and it should work out. oh yea but before stirring it i use screwdriver(anything hard and has pointy end will do just fine) to break the brick while its dehydrating
Coco fiber can go bad after time that's why it's recommended to get a new bag. But also if it's getting used it can last longer aswell. But I've read that the longest you can have the coco sitting there is 4 years.
Another time-lapse already?? We're so lucky!
Could you show an update on your balfouri communal. I would really like to see how there "new" enclouser got webbed :D
I'm thinking about getting my first turantula soon can't wait
what one tou looking to get ?
I got some cocofibre bricks that looked quite old. It did take a little longer to break down. I used boiling water next time and it broke down faster
When rehousing tarantulas involves time travel. 🤣
Can’t you use coco fibre that is already prepared. They use it for hydroponics and so is available in bricks like you get or already debricked. It also comes with ph buffer but that is optional for most brands like canna. The only problem I see is that it may cost you more in the long run as a 50litre bag costs me about £10 whereas the bricks are usually a bit cheaper and also weigh less so shipping may be cheaper too. It’s generally not treated with anything unless you get the buffered stuff and I’ve been using it for my snake for a while now with no issues. I tried the bricks once and thought never again lol.
Nom nom nom straws my favorite nom
My G. Rosea (or G. Porteri, I'm not sure which she is) does *so* much spider yoga before flipping over again!! Yours seems like a pro at it already.
Don't think I've seen a t molt like that before, very, very nice. Hope u have it on ur other channel to. Take care
Duuuude sick time lapse!!
Some Exotics Lair action going on here :)
I have noticed in almost all of ur rehousing you never put a water dish in the new enclosure,I have noticed that you don’t have water dishes in ur old enclosures either. Any reason for not giving water to all the tarantulas?
Coconut fibers probably were frozen enough for water to soak up and If i was you i buy a small bag that's all the way done I can't wait to get m Balfouri tarantulas
She looks so nice in her new winter outfit.
Some coco fibers are not taking water so easily, some POKING and breaking to smaller pieces helps.
Petko you have the best time lapse ! Yeah I wouldn’t use that coconut fiber at all ! Wasn’t there a bad batch that took out a bunch of slings it had some kinda herbicide in it ? I use only certain brands always I never go cheap on substrate!
I learn so much from Petko..
Todays lesson : make sure you can close the enclosure door before rehousing a pokie.
I dont F with Asian species but its a good lesson regardless 😁
Thanks P!
Great rehouse Video
Do more cappuccino videos!! I love that little guy!
Thanks for the amazing molding video ! How long did it take to her to enter her "new clothes" ?
New entertained subscriber here with question. Growing up with my dad we used to have turantulas (Rose haired, Pink toe, and Cobalt Blue) but now that I'm married my wife doesn't entertain the thought of having one in the house. So my question is, have you raised any wolf spider species? I have been on the "prowl" for one but wondered if you had ever kept one. I'm in the moment of building it's enclosure and am looking for a female in general. Having used to owning turantulas I wasn't sure what to expect from any typical wolf spider. From my experience, they don't hide as much and are "sporty" hunters. But do they live about as long as the turantulas?
No a wolf spider has a much shorter life span
Have you ever had problems with fruit flies or small flies making a home in your tuberware with holes in the side? I have a porcellio laevis culture and I put mesh on the inside but I cant seem to get rid of them. I dont want to spray anything because itll hurt the isopods as well
Haha its funny because in hungarian, pók(sounds: poke) means spider.
Thats too bad about your female, hopefully her next paring will stick and there will be an egg sac. Cool molting vid tho! Wow such angry spooders at the end! XD
5:44 sassy petko ;D
water needs to be boiling for maximium eficiency in turning the coco fibre
Yeah but normally the brick expands within 10 minutes regardless ::P
Great rehouse
A molting tarantula is like the equivalent of somebody struggling to pull themselves out of a tight pair of skinny jeans.
When they're not built to wear skinny jeans. 😬
Zachary Silviera I was stupid and wore skinny jeans to an iron infusion and all the IV fluids made me swell up had to cut my pants off. RIP favorite jeans.
Just got into the hospital cus of a car crash lost all 10 of my legs and me watching your videos gave me my legs back bless you
Hmmmm xD
@@TheDarkDen oh dear God thank you for replying :)
Hey, i need some advise.
I have an old fish tank that I didn‘t use for long.. maybe a month. I kept a Betta fish in it. It‘s not that big, it fits into a Ikea Kallax. Now I love that Tank. It looks so nice! Does anyone have an idea of what I could put in it? I am afraid to keep tarantulas. Are there any other animals I could put into that Tank? Or wait, can I even use the tank as an enclosure for something else than a fish..
Thank goodness for rehousing on a Monday!
Crazy one of mine melted for Christmas and three melted so far in the new year. Them spiders knows what's up
MOLTED STUPID AUTOCORRECT
Super agressive tarantulas hail from Poland
2:55 oho ! Do you have a tattoo on your torso ? :O so cool !
Why do you use clay balls? Just curious for my own collection :)
Thanks!
To viewers- PLEASE DON'T EVER USE "POTTING" SOIL with inverts! It is full of all kinds of things, both natural and synthetic, you don't want your inverts to be exposed to! Now TOPSOIL, which is an entirely different thing can be a safe substrate as long as it is 100% pure virgin topsoil and nothing else. No "cides" (insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc.), no fertilizers (neither organic nor synthetic), no perlite, and no amendments or additives of any kind. So again, DO NOT USE "POTTING" SOIL! IT COUKD KILL YOUR INVERTS!
The bits are my favorite part
I can't help but wonder what it feels like for a T to molt.
Maybe it's like wiggling yourself out of super tight clothes.
I imagine it’s like taking off your bra at the end of the day 🤣🤣
I dont have many pokys only 3 but miranda is def the boltyest outve the ones I have, w/ striata next and ornata least bolty
i wonder what will happen on monday hmmm
It is amazing that u got her molting on film mate really love watching them .. hiw long was she in molt for ?
Wonder what this announcement will be?
Put cocoa fiber in a bin to add water instead of leaving it in box and bag. Works much better