Tapinauchenius Species Showcase!
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
- In this video I showcase two Tapinauchenius tarantulas, Tapinauchenius cupreus and Tapinauchenius violaceus. Watch the video and find out why they are such cool and underappreciated tarantulas!
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I got a T. rasti sling last week. It bolted on me whilst I was housing it and I lost it into the structure of my desk. I took it apart looking for it, but no joy. I was so upset! But the next day it appeared on my ceiling! The fugitive is now safely secured lol!
This video has been extremely helpful as I've had to do a whole crash course in Tapis. I got one as a freebie (as a beginner) without researching it first. Oops.
However, to my surprise, it was the easiest one to rehouse. It teleported alright but into its enclosure.
I just rehoused it and housed a new one, and they were a breeze. Putting this video, other videos on bolty tarantulas, and my own observations together, I figured out their goal is to get to the safest space possible as quickly as possible. So I make that my goal too. It's been working! So thank you so much for this video. I think they're really cool Ts. Like even though half of the time they're base of the cork bark pet holes, I love it when I get to feed them or catch them out and about at night.
Oh! That was also a cool surprise: they burrow at the base of and under the cork bark. I've got both set up as arboreals, but they had other other ideas. Thankfully, with the first one I did do a deeper than normal for an arboreal substrate layer. Thats exactly how i set up the newest one as well. It works!
I love my Tapinauchenius violaceus. She is so stunning! 😍 such great tarantulas
Have two Tapinauchenius Polybotes and they are absolutely stunning....
Absolutely love Tapinauchenius, use to have violaceus and sanctivincenti but I'd love to have all the genus same as Psalmopeous. Great T shirt too 👍🏻
Thank you! I’d love to get the sanctivicenti. Been looking at those lately. So many cool Tapis out there! 😂
@@TarantulaHaven I've not seen any over here since I lost mine, it was stunning and as with any bolty arboreal, stay calm and they're not as much trouble as people thing, great video Sir 👍🏻
I had the SAME seladonia experience. After 25 years, I know a dead tarantula - or so I thought. I actually tossed mine in the bin. A few days later, I was packing up the rubbish and noticed movement. That was almost a very expensive bag of trash 🚮
Totally understandable why you chose to withhold that detail in your last video. I think that was super respectful of you given how sometimes people can jump to conclusions before they have all the details.
Thanks for another awesome video. Love your content.
Same thing happened to me received a B.albiceps that I thought was dead. Went ahead and put it in a different vial, finished rehousing the rest of my new T’s went back to take pictures to send to the shop and was going to dump it out and well it almost bolted on me. So yes don’t get rid of anything until your absolutely sure it’s dead
Great video as always
I had a Salmon pink bird eater had a rough molt I thought he was dead and I was about to freeze him but I went ahead and kept him around..He came back to moving around and has been thriving since..
Like you said never give up on them give them time to come around..
Recently Tom Moran had an experience with an E. murinus "dying" and then suddenly returning back to normal about a week later. He talked about it on his podcast and it's still a mystery as to what happened. Just comes to show you never know with tarantulas and to not give up too soon, sometimes you might be surprised! Good luck with your Ts!
I’ll have to listen to that one. You never know with these babies. It’s a rough ride across country and sometimes they just need a minute to get it together when they arrive. 😂🕷️
I’ve been on the fence for a couple years with this genus. I have 15 pokies and 10 Avicularia but at some point I will be getting some tapis. I’m glad to hear the other seladonia is doing well.
Thank you very much for the video Alex... I enjoyed it very much. You always have some beautiful healthy Tarantulas.
Such a heartwarming outcome , I hope it does well ❤
Hello great video information and rehousing Alex
Thank you!
I love the Psalmopoeinae subfamily, I have most of them that are available in the hobby. They are super hardy, grow fast, and are gorgeous spiders.
That's the only story of heard of of the spiderling recovering from death Curl from a postal journey..
I think you're very lucky indeed
Last year i bought a violaceus sling, unfortunately it arrived death and because it was the last one the breeder had, he gave me two Pseudoclamoris gigas slings.
Tapinauchenius!! I love them! The colors, their feeding response! Oh man! I like to think that they prefer the base of trees based on how they burrow and make web curtains.. what do you think?
Yes! I should have mentioned that. I try to think about everything to put into a video but sometimes I forget things. 😂
Brilliant video Alex there a gorgeous species the tappi's are May I ask what substrate mix have you got and what mix do you use in most of your enclosure's including your moisture dependent species thanks mate. 👍
Thank you. I use my own substrate mixture 40% topsoil, 40% sphagnum peat, and 20% vermiculite. I may vary the percentage depending on the needs of the tarantula.
@@TarantulaHaven is that sphagnum peat the same as peat moss ?? Thanks
I love T. Plumipes and Violaceopes blues (signapore demonz) sooooo much mane
Im getting sum eresus walck soon then im tryna get sum linotheles 😏😏😏
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Omg that’s amazing about the Seladonia! Did you name it Jesus? 😂
Why is it not referred to as the beetroot tarantula? :D
That was my first thought. :D
Im a newer trantulas keeper I have a fireleg and Hamorii they are over a year and a half. I fed them 2 times a week as slings and went to 1 a week feedings and there abdomen is huge. I only have super worms. Could you recommend on how to put them on a diet.
You control the food. If your tarantula looks like it’s about to pop. Hold off on the meal and just make sure they have plenty of water. There are times when I’ll go 2 weeks between feedings if they are plump. They will usually stop feeding on their own and will pick back up after a molt. Be careful with over feeding if they are nice and round. Overfeeding could lead to impaction sometimes.
Ok Thank you I'll go to 1 every 2 weeks