I had somthing different in mind, but that pretty much sums it up x3

@@tarantuhalla certified x3 moment

@@shsd7579 xD

Very nice looking tarantula them ive got a juvenile female psalmopoeus irminia 🕷🖤 in my living room 😂😂

I have an idea, where my engineering could help, but I won't share the secret now ;)

@@tarantuhalla Oooh secret engineering 👀

Checked them yesterday, everything is healthy and active. Well, it's definitely a skill that increases rehousing speed, but I understand you are afraid. I also was pretty nervous x3

Thank you

Thank you ^^

Worth it. Very spicy tarantula species ^^

@@tarantuhalla I love the markings on the adults

I would say... Thank you

Glad my videos help you in that way :)

Interesting idea, but there is propably the risk multiple spiders would hide in one pot...

Only one tried to escape on the floor (but, I haven't found the recorded footage, propably only my hand would be visible, trying to find the tweezers)... other than that... super calm. Definitely easier than I thought.

Their now homes are already ordered ;) Another rehousing week x3

❤

Propably none... they were pretty calm.

Well, you would need to pair the female ;) It's time consuming, but not that bad. Finding a new owner is harder (with jumping spiders and the A. chalcodes it's less of a problem)

I'm rehousing the victori slings today, delicups are arriving today (so later than supposed)... I originally prepared a different vid for this weekend, but necessary things come first.

Loco... gotta do what you gotta do ey, a bit of work there have fun! =D

@@TVelodromeWill do ;) The one I've finished writing the script for recently will be pretty important for me (personally), a vid I could have needed about 20 years ago, when I started this whole journey x3 Skål!

Amazing mate your videos are very informative & some nice shots takes a while creating videos like this 🤌

@@TVelodrome Thank you, I am trying to give my best. There is definitely room for improvement with recording gear and time spent for editing... but one step at a time.

Those are enthomological forceps I've worked with for some time. They are very soft, and get even softer with months of use (like grabbing small feeder insects). I hold them near the end, so the gripping force is very small. There were numerous moments during the rehouse were the spiderlings fell out of the tweezers, which is not a bad sign, better that way than the other. It requires practice, but it definitely helps with those tasks... the biggest risk is poking the sling, but everything needs to be learned and requires practice, like grabbing bigger Ts with tweezers. I was a bit worried in the beginning, but it went pretty well. Nothing was harmed, everything lives and has sworn revenge against me ;)

@@tarantuhalla thank you, this was very informative!

@@soldfaithNo problem, glad I can help ^^

I was shocked aswell... propably because they were still in the incubator. Skål!

It is possible. Even necessary when dealing with large amounts of spiders. At least to get the job done in a reasonable time.

No, the Ts aren't hurt, I'm very delicate with that. I'm selling and exchanging at expos what I managed to breed.

@@tarantuhalla are you coming to any UK expos?

@@HellennewtospidersIf I will, then propably as a visitor.

@@tarantuhalla which one would you be more likely to go to?

@@HellennewtospidersDunno, maybe BTS.. do you recommend an expo?

Całkiem możliwe ^^

@@tarantuhalla super

Poekis are beautiful, you will enjoy keeping that spider :)

@@tarantuhalla yes thank you I certainly will, but I still gotta get my favourite baboon species 🕷

@@Spiderdan-59 HMac of Balf?

@@tarantuhalla H MACULATA, I do have a harpactira pulchripes SMALL 3CM SLING

@@Spiderdan-59 They look amazing... I need to try keeping that species again.