http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/feed/? Latest topics Wed, 07 May 2008 15:08:33 GMT 10 http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/3894/mygslowr3.jpg http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/feed/? http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-blondi-goliath-birdeater-t6.htm Malevolent Goliath Birdeater (Theraphosa blondi) Type: New World Terrestrial / Burrower Other Common Names: Goliath Birdeater, Goliath Bird-eating Spider Care Difficulty: Intermediate - Advanced Size: Definitely one of the world's largest, capable of reaching 11-12". Much more stockier than Theraphosa apophysis. Growth speed: Relatively fast, depending on gender. Males will grow faster than females. Temperament: Defensive/aggressive. Has the capability to stridulate and possesses painful urticating ... Caresheets Wed, 07 May 2008 15:08:33 GMT http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-blondi-goliath-birdeater-t6.htm#6 http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-blondi-goliath-birdeater-t6.htm http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-apophysis-goliath-pinkfoot-birdeater-caresheet-t5.htm Malevolent Goliath Pinkfoot Birdeater (Theraphosa apophysis) Type: New World Terrestrial / Burrower Other Common Names: Goliath Pinkfoot, Pinkfooted Birdeater, Venezuelan Goliath Pinkfoot Birdeater Care Difficulty: Intermediate - Advanced Size: Definitely one of the world's largest, capable of reaching 13". Much more leggy than Theraphosa blondi. Growth speed: Relatively fast, depending on gender. Males will grow faster than females. Temperament: Defensive/aggressive. Has the capability to ... Caresheets Wed, 07 May 2008 15:05:52 GMT http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-apophysis-goliath-pinkfoot-birdeater-caresheet-t5.htm#5 http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/theraphosa-apophysis-goliath-pinkfoot-birdeater-caresheet-t5.htm http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/pterinochilus-murinus-usumbaran-orange-baboon-care-sheet-t4.htm Malevolent Usumbaran Orange Baboon (Pterinochilus murinus) Type: Old World Semi-arboreal / Burrower Other Common Names: Mombasa Golden Starburst, Orange Baboon, Orange Bitey Thing *OBT* Care Difficulty: Easy Size: Roughly around 4-5" in legspan. Growth speed: Relatively fast. Temperament: Very defensive/aggressive and FAST. Their venom is quite potent as well. Temperature: 75-80 degrees F Humidity: They like it dry, so I'd say about 50-60%. Substrate: At least 5" of dry substrate. Enclosure: ... Caresheets Thu, 01 May 2008 17:03:28 GMT http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/pterinochilus-murinus-usumbaran-orange-baboon-care-sheet-t4.htm#4 http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/pterinochilus-murinus-usumbaran-orange-baboon-care-sheet-t4.htm http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/lasiodora-parahybana-brazilian-salmon-birdeater-caresheet-t3.htm Malevolent Brazilian Salmon Birdeater (Lasiodora parahybana) Type: New World Terrestrial Other Common Names: Brazilian Salmon Pink, Salmon Pink Birdeater Care Difficulty: Easy Size: A L.parahybana may reach up to 10" in legspan. Considered one of the largest tarantulas in the hobby. Growth speed: Relatively fast, depending on gender. Males will grow faster than females, which could give you a hint about a L.parahybana sling's probable sex. Temperament: Semi-defensive/aggressive and nervous. ... Caresheets Thu, 01 May 2008 15:51:35 GMT http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/lasiodora-parahybana-brazilian-salmon-birdeater-caresheet-t3.htm#3 http://mygaloboards.motion-forum.net/caresheets-f3/lasiodora-parahybana-brazilian-salmon-birdeater-caresheet-t3.htm