they also dont need heat mats btw, like that other guy said if you are comfortable, they should be. I think even at the side of the tank It's possible if they started molting there and sat through a super long molt, It's possible it could harm them/cook them to death. Most experienced keepers i know say to use a space heater if your enclosure room is getting super cold, like sub 60F. Also you shouldn't handle them or feed them that soon after molting, should leave em alone for 7-10 days, and always when handling do it close to the ground as any spider can possibly bolt at any time, and a fall from that height could easily explode their little water balloon abdomens. And lastly you should look into cross-ventiliation, If you have a buddy with a glass bit you can borrow, you can drill in a bunch of venting which is always recommended, you can never have enough venting Sorry to rant, beautiful spider, just want to make sure nothing bad happens to her!

What a bloody idiot!

Hi have yours grown much now?x

Just did. Thanks!

Haha! Great excuse to get outside more and find new friends and adventures.

Totally worth it! I believe between 12-18 months.

Thank you. Usually any exotic pet store will have them; or, usually they can order them in for you and often give you the chance to see the behavior for yourself in store before committing to buying it. I think these tanks are 5 gallons.

That's exciting! Unfortunately Razor died immediately after one of his molts, apparently called a failed molt. Not sure what happened, but the pet store said it just happens sometimes. I have a Razor 2.0 though that I've had for almost two years, and it's quite large in comparison and has grown notably since then. He's an escape artist and easy to handle too though I only ever hold him every several months. Happy for you!

@@AdamCarsonX oh no! I’m so sorry to hear about Razor! I’m happy that 2.0 is going strong and putting on size quickly. I hope mine can grow and get out of this delicate sling stage quickly! 🕷

It's one of the easiest species to handle and have as a pet. The female Arizona Blonde (Desert Tarantula) is equal in my experience if that's another you're interested in. I'll have a video on those probably in a month or so.

~$70 USD

About a year.

Yeah, both sides of the cork got filled in with dirt as soon as molting was about to start, haha. It's pretty cool.

I don't sell any, sorry. There are some things I've considered getting that aren't available here either.

"Fear Not Tarantulas" and you can check out local pet stores.

Only about 1 year. It's still considered a sling.

​@@AdamCarsonX it's not considered a sling that's a juvenile, and it's not a year old, if it is you're overfeeding it, they can take up to 8 yrs to reach full size, sometimes longer, that's about 3-4 yrs old or should be.

@@seansspoods9521 Yeah, at the time of this video I was new to having tarantulas and just quoting what the young sales person told me, but I think it was a juvenile as well

Yeah. I have another that's a little older, much bigger, and still molts about once a month.

@@AdamCarsonX awww whats his name

Haha. Maybe I should. I've thought about introducing the other tarantulas and critters I've gotten since too, mostly wild caught.

A few days ago I added just over half. I heard about the side mounting being preferably, but I do have a barrier immediately above it in case Razor decided to burrow too deep.

No heat is needed