Laying an egg sac? This is a long video, but just cut to the 6 minute mark if you just wanna see one of the most rarest species on the planet laying eggs. The guy talking over the video is RobC from America, he is a legend in my eyes!
OK...WOW hmy: The moulting one when it tipped over had me thinking "OMG its going to be able to get up and its going to die" thought it one of those gruesome sick captures that people catch. MEEEEEE feeling sorry for a spider???:nonod::blush: but that was great I have to admit.
And so bright at the end.
The second one, yeah I skipped to 5.53 and got that great voice. He was so excited "Awesome" bless him LOL. but yes her colours and to capture the laying was great.
RobC is an inspiration for me! He has hundreds of video's on YouTube.
The colours of a tarantula are at their brightest straight after a moult! Also, if a tarantula loses a leg somehow, it will grow one back on the next moult! The leg wont be as strong as the others, but it gets stronger and stronger with each moult after!
RobC is an inspiration for me! He has hundreds of video's on YouTube.
The colours of a tarantula are at their brightest straight after a moult! Also, if a tarantula loses a leg somehow, it will grow one back on the next moult! The leg wont be as strong as the others, but it gets stronger and stronger with each moult after!
haha, if my lecturer ever found out the reason i didnt turn up to the seminar was because i hadnt done teh reading as i got distracted b watching his videos on youtube i dont think he'd have thought it was hours well spent
once she's finished eating we check for any remains of anything and pick it out with tweezers, clean the water dish daily, her substrate gets changed every 6-7 months and she hates it...nasty people ruin all her webbing :/ she's top though can be interesting just watching them
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