Tarantulas today PDF ebook free download

Name of book:~ Tarantulas
Author :~ Andreas Tinter
Marks:~ (****)
Excellent book for the beginner, i learned a lot from this book. There are a lot of excellent pictures and the book is well worth the buy.

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Tarantula and Other Arachnids free ebook download

Name of book:~ Tarantulas and other arachnids
Author:~ Samuel D Marshall
Marks:~ (***)
Although this is a verry interesting book it explains alot about various species of Tarantula. It does not explain much for the begginers though (for the experienced tarantula handler).

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Ceratogyrus sanderi (Namibia horned baboon)

Ceratogyrus sanderi or the Namibia horned baboon tarantula can be taken cared just like how C. darlingi is.
Sandy horned baboon tarantula loves to stay on its burrow so make sure that it has a deep substrate around (3-6inches) depends on how big your specimen is, Also, make sure that you try to keep their substrate dry

. This tarantula is very defensive so always treat yours with respect to avoid casualties.

Tarantula Information
Regions Found:	Namibia
Class:	Old world
Growth:	Fast Grower. 1 year to reach adult
Adult Size:	3-3.5" For male 4-4.5+" for females
Temperament:	Very Defensive
Urticating Hairs:	No.
Venom Potency:	Same as a bee sting
Selenobrachys philippinus Housing Requirements
Tarantula Housing:	Floor space is more important than height, a deep substrate (4-5inches) should be provided for burrowing. A good retreat is required.
Temperature:	23-30°C
Humidity:	Low 60-70%
Special Requirements:	Deep dry substrate for burrowing
Selenobrachys philippinus Diet
Livefood insects such as crickets, mealworms, superworms, houseflies and other Small insects

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Good to be back :)

Hello fellow hobbyists! :)
Sorry i had been away for months or YEARS!? well its a long story and sad to say many of my collections were gone (they died) well i cant do anything about that but be sorry that i left them on their own :( hayss im such a irresponsible hobbyist, i should have given it all to you ;) hehehehe
Actually i am back in the hobby just a few weeks ago around April 1, 2014 and sorry if it took 2 weeks before i came back here on our website :3
So.... expect my post (My opinions and i will try to complete all of our caresheets :)

*BTW you can request some caresheets just simply email me at b20lopez@gmail.com


-Michael

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Haplopelma lividum (Cobalt Blue tarantula)

Known as the Cobalt Blue Tarantula, or more realistically a pet hole, this species tends to spend much of its time underground in self built burrows This 2.5 inch bodied tarantula with a leg span of 4-5 inches has to be one of the most beautiful, yet aggressive species of tarantula. While spiderlings, their overall color is a greyish blue. Adults on the other hand look dark brown-black at first glance. With the correct lighting you will see the legs have lovely blue sheen and the coxae is sliver. The males tend to be smaller and more brownish in color. Immature specimens are less blue and the abdomen is lighter in color.

Tarantula Information
Regions Found:	Myanmar/Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
Class:	Terrestrial
Longevity:	Fast grower, --
Adult Size:	4.5-5inches+
Temperament:	Very defensive and sometimes Aggressive
Urticating Hairs:	no
Venom Potency:	Strong venom
Haplopelma lividum Housing Requirements
Tarantula Housing:	Floor space is more important than height, a deep substrate should be provided for burrowing. A good retreat is required, maybe a few in strategic places.
Temperature:	28-32°C
Humidity:	75%
Special Requirements:	Humidity needs to be increased near a moult to prevent problems
Haplopelma lividum Diet
Livefood insects such as crickets, mealworms, superworms, houseflies and other Small insects

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