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Well in the states they JUST NOW lowered to $75. Because I lowered my prices to that haha

A very apt and accurate description yes 😂😂😂. A little water won't kill them immediately but it's just one of those things that people are NOT good at properly monitoring so it's safer to say no vs yes. And congrats!!

You are so very welcome and thank YOU for enjoying it!

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So I keep them between 72-80 degrees and they seem to thrive. I am unsure of the place they lived climate range off the top of my head though

Its always a little scary but they always seem to come out fine! Glad yours is back!

I don't disagree - and obviously there will be SOME deviations but Psalmopoeus and Tapis faster than POKIES? I disagree 😂😂

If we took speeds of all new worlds vs all old worlds and averaged it out, I think we can BOTH agree that the average by far would be old worlds. For every say Tapi is an Aphonopelma. For every Psalmopoeus is a Brachypelma. But I can think of MAYBE three old worlds that wont make my heart drop a beat if it decides to bolt 😂

I can always recognize a true lover of fine artisanal clothing. ♥️♥️♥️

DM me on Instagram or send me an email to Juicesarthropods@gmail.com with picture of the enclosures. Lets see if we cant help you out!

You totally should!

So spiders never enjoy being handled ever so thats entirely up to you. Theyre more like fish - watch them, and you can enjoy them and hell, you can hold them to your enjoyment, but they wont ever get used to it, more like tolerate at best. But you are protecting them from birds and they get to live a safe life with you and you will love them and thats all that matters. 🥰

Thank you and CONGRATULATIONS!!

You are so so welcome!!! And thank you again!

RIGHT? I love her so much

THANK YOU!

3x their length on all sides is considered the "baseline" by most millipede people, which is technically the CORRECT way to do things, the 37 gallon home depot bin is essentially the "ballin on a budget" option. My soil depth IS around 1.5ft deep and you find them because they hang out on TOP about 80% of the time to be honest! Hope this clarifies!

Thank you. I just subscribed to your channel, I found it very recently and I have been enjoying your videos!

Nope. But their enclosures were on the damper side prior to pairing but didnt afterwards to get a sac or anything if thats what youre asking

@@juicesarthropods Thanks! I've heard anecdotally that some species living in areas with strong rainy seasons need to have those conditions replicated before the females will be receptive. Glad that isn't the case with these! Makes my job easier.

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thank you!!

Yes . Europeans are always shocked to find out our arthropods of all types are often 10x what it costs there.

In my experience, you want to just ensure that you don't feed her TOO big of a mealworm.- try not to exceed one the size of her body for mealworms, size of her abdomen for everything else. As for when spraying, it will depend on what city and state you live in but if its similar to Hayward, CA in humidity, then thats correct!

I’m in the uk it’s kinda cold here, I have a heat pad thing n thermostat coming in the post

So I unfortunately cannot speak to how often youll spray their enclosure there but let me ask for you!

You cant prevent mold, mold is inevitable. You can FIGHT mold with springtails however. For fruit flies, feed them sparing fruit and dont add too many vegetables in my opinion and you should be good

Can confirm, no large herbivorous mammals in this video.

Thats about what we pay for them here but is that 60 pesos or 60 euros because thats an INSANE exchange rate if so!

@@juicesarthropods 3,000php its around 50-60USD

Thaaaaaaaaaats insane to pay that much 🤣🤣. Sounds like you may have discovered a side business you should invest in 🤣🤣

@@juicesarthropods Haha yes. the price is expensive because it is imported and there is no local breeder here in the Philippines. Jumping spiders are very in demand here today. there are those who invest so they can sell for 50-60usd. white bahamas is 100USD

@@juicesarthropods where do you live and how much do you sell jumping spiders?

Glad you enjoyed it!!

About a year and three months old

I mean, like humans, if food is just GIVEN to you, why hunt for it? 🤣🤣

You are so very welcome!

Haha yeah just a tiny lady 🤣🤣

Theyre the best!

Haha correct. The worst part is theyre HER babies!

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So when theyre super tiny, its really hard to sex them because every time you try to lift them, they roll up and make it impossible haha

@@juicesarthropods what website do you recommend getting them from though?

Yeah the U.K bugs all cost like under $20. Thank god Im not a vendor there or Id die broke 🤣🤣🤣

@@juicesarthropods why is it so expensive in the USA

A couple reasons. 1. We have about a hundred times more laws on what species we can buy or import etc. 2. 99% of the biodiversity in the world for arthropods are in the "old world" countries. 3. Importing arthropods for original breeding stock costs $3500-$5k so breeders who are attempting to breed new species have to pass the costs on to the customer. 4. Lots of countries or continents cannot even sell to the U.S. due to APHIS and USFW laws. There are so many more reasons why but the main main main one is that European laws are null for bugs essentially.

@@juicesarthropods glad I'm European

Yeah, what Im saying is Europe has no laws preventing you from owning things which would limit their breeding so everything is fair game. Google USA Aphis and Arthropod laws and you'll see why its so expensive. 🤣

On average? A year more. Maybe 8 months

Ehhhh. I dont to be honest because its a solid BASE substrate, but it lacks all of the other stuff you need to add to it. You can check out on my website the Royal soil blend we designed for inverts thats packed with stuff for them (and if too expensive, you can copy our recipe on the bag!)

@@juicesarthropods sounds good thanks!

@@juicesarthropods one last follow-up: is your soil designed to be an all-in-one, stand-alone substrate, or should I mix it with something like top soil? Should I also add decaying wood/leaves as well? Thanks!

@@juicesarthropodsoh, and how much soil do I need for a 10 gallon enclosure for ivories? Is one 4lb bag sufficient?

So my substrate is a stand alone and it has the leaves and starter rotting wood already added in, but the more rotting stuff the better!

People keep trying to sell them for that much, but like for instance ours we sell a 5 pack for $35 but we are just currently out.

Take your time, watch videos like youre doing and when youre ready to buy one, reach out to me and if I don't have them? I can point you in the direction of who is trusted who does!

yeah its insane. Its why I dont buy it 😂

To the broom question: They will stay until it no longer works for them. They really kind of do whatever they want. If theyre finding food and nobody wrecks their hammock area, theyll keep returning if they feel safe. As for can they survive winds and rains, yes theyll just climb to an area where there are no winds and rain

@@juicesarthropods ok! Thanks so much for the reply! It’s actually pretty cute. And the porch is covered in bugs ( it’s Florida ) try as I may to keep them away. There’s like webbing on the broom now and everything not sure if it’s from this spider or not. It’s pretty funny there’s a camera right above the broom and this spider crawls in front of it like 100 times a day setting it off. Sometimes I’ll get a screen shot of a leg lol. I’m glad it will survive the storm!

Yeah, I mean this is of course pending it can climb to higher shelter. I'm not from Florida so I don't know how suddenly hurricanes occur but it should be fine!

i unfortunately have not. YET 😈 I will let you know when I do but at this time I unfortunately don't have enough data on them!

Eh. Watch a cat long enough, they will fail more often than they succeed. Their eyes are garbage 😂

You are welcome!

You are ABSOLUTELY right - and thats my bad. I was so wrapped up in trying to seperate their beauty from that of the Grammastola pulchra, that I failed in describing the beauty they have of their own. Good catch!

Oh, I for the record 100% agree that a N. americanus is and always will be a hardier millipede, and 99% of the Ivorys unfortunately are nowadays wild caught. The captive bred ones are INCREDIBLY hardy, but theyre also far more expensive so most people just dont. I am truly sorry to hear the passing of your millipede 😭

@@juicesarthropods I was told that she was captive bred but I guess you never know.

Millipedes as a whole are unfortunately, aside from a couple, just very sensitive. Where you live vs where theyre from can change so much. I would hope people claiming captive bred are being factual, but yes to your point some vendors lie. I highly recommend getting to know vendors, we WANT your business but if we are worth our weight in salt, we also know our sh*t and can communicate plainly - I hope this won't turn you off from trying again with a TRULY remarkable millipede, but do recommend getting a couple at a time if possible! And if you ever have questions? I am available @juicesarthropods on Instagram, Tik Tok and at my Facebook page