Will3's Spiders

P. murinus TCF adult female


More will come.

the BABOON!!

VERY nice, they are very rarely seen now. Always orange for sale here.

Thanks

@Peloquin
I've been thinkin about finding her a male, but i don't know if theyre like G. rosea, if you mix RCF and NCF you get 50/50 or something.

Really not advisable to mix the colour forms mate. It seems to be very frowned upon.
I have 3x adult male OCF here and a mate as 2x RCF females. We cant find the opposites anywhere.

Oh, the non mixing is for any spider.

What is OCF?

Tcf is true colour form- golden
RCF is red colour form- red
OCF is Orange.

Oh, too bad, me wants TCF male then! i really like the TCF, the slight redish glow of hairs etc.

I got's one Pluto

Is the DCF rarest of the murinus baboons?

What would you get by mixing? Outta curiosity

A load of slings no one would want- poss infertile ones and a big moaning at from some of the "up their own arse" spider people.

Pelo when breeding calceatum. Is it a task to get the eggsack from the female? Lol. you should
Try get batch of hapoelma minax. They seem to be rare in Scotland. I would definitely buy
A couple. I may look into breeding project of something less hostile. What's an easy t to mate?

The easiest species I've ever bred is P. murinus. You just feed the female up, lob the male in with her, put the lid on and go get him out when someone else needs him 3 months later. Never seen aggression between male and female and 99% result in a sack.
Minax pop up from time to time, I never bothered replacing my femal when she dropped dead but bred from her 3 or 4 times. Again, pretty easy to mate up and a good chance of a result from them.
calceata are same as every other species when getting a sack from the female, get some 12" tongs, grab the sack and pull/ push it. She'll let it go pretty soon but the way I do it is just catch the female in a cricket tub. I can then just get the sack out and incubate it or leave it there to incubate.
I artificially incubate sacks that are carried round as they need to be turned a couple of times a day but most baboons lay it in a hammock so I just clear an area round it and leave it alone.
Other way of course is leave it with Mum till they hatch then catch her.

That's some good info. I will look into a p murinus mating at some point. That one o got from you is OCF I presume?

Yeah mate. If you buy an adult female quick I have 3 fresh males here.

I would of course want a male of the same colorform.

I guess i will just breed the Brachypelma vagans then, do i need to alter the temps for this species?

No, they are dead easy to breed.

Cause ive heard about some Brachypelma sp. that needed a cooler period to breed.

Dunno bout you but I like simple.

Try it simple the first time.. just put them together (adults wellfed) in the females enclosure at the temps and variables she is used to.

See what happens.

If nothing happens, then look further and make it more complex

Anyway, not that it helps much but I try to do this in every aspect of my life. Keep it simple

I'm a simple dude but it works

There's a lot of research about temps n stuff.
It used to be thought that albiceps, smithi, emelia etc... had to be mated while being dried out and starved for 3-4 months then flooded and fed massively before it'd produce a sack.
Then someone simply gave the female a very well setup tank, with deep hides etc, mated her and got a sack without changing any details.
Basically, no-one knows. You just try it, if it works then great, if not, try it differently next time.

Peloquin wrote:

There's a lot of research about temps n stuff.
It used to be thought that albiceps, smithi, emelia etc... had to be mated while being dried out and starved for 3-4 months then flooded and fed massively before it'd produce a sack.
Then someone simply gave the female a very well setup tank, with deep hides etc, mated her and got a sack without changing any details.
Basically, no-one knows. You just try it, if it works then great, if not, try it differently next time.

Basically, logic and keep it simple

P. murinus

P. murinus

Great pics

Yeah those obt got something about them, dont they