Thank you for watching😇🥰💜💜

Thank you so much for the compliment, I really appreciate it! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video, I'll have to make one for tarantula care now, too💖 thank you so much for watching, I appreciate your viewership very much. I hope you have a blessed day😇🙌

Thank you so much for watching Rixi! I appreciate you so much, man😇🙌

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Do it!! They make for great pets! You won't regret getting one of these. They're awesome! Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate your viewership, stay blessed😇🥰

@coffe3nchill of course!! Yes, a 10 gallon will work perfectly for your new froglet🥰 and thank you!💖 as always, I appreciate you so much for watching, and thank you for a new video idea! You too, take care and I wish the best for you and your new froggy😇🐸💚💐

Thank you so much, and thank you for watching! I appreciate your viewership! Hello from the USA!😇👋

Thank you!!🥹🥰

Thank you so much, and thank you for watching🥰😇 I appreciate your viewership!!

Thank you so much!😇🥰💝

I totally understand🙌 my jumping spiders are truly my only Arachnid that I keep that I can actually comfortably handle. I've only held two of my tarantula slings, and that was on accident! But the thought of handling my bigger tarantulas and my other true spiders I just can't! I physically get scared and start to tremble around some of my spiders😅🤣🤣 even trying to hold my scorpion. Oh my lord, I was like, NOPE! The most comfortable I've gotten with my tarantulas is tong feeding, and even then, when I first started, I would shake out of fear! I myself get intimidated by my own tarantulas, and that's why I have a ton of respect for them because it's all psychological. It definitely takes time to get used to even being around spiders and keeping them in your house. I had nightmares the first few weeks after I started keeping😅

Thank you so much! I'm happy you learned something new from my video. Isn't that interesting? Thank you so much for watching, I appreciate your viewership😇🥰

It's gonna be okay! The more you watch it, the more spider exposure you will get, and over time, your fear will diminish🖤

Thank you for watching!!😇🥰

Curly hairs are awesome🥰😇

Thank you, Jessica!! Yes, rehousing can be nerve-wracking!! I have found, though, that the more you do it, the better and more calm you become. I used to get so nervous just taking off the lids to my enclosures, but it's almost been a year that I've started keeping, and my confidence has gone up for sure. Thank you so much, Jessica!😇🥰🙌🙏

@dannymain6838 yeah, that's what I said lol

Hey, thanks!! I do, I'm a collector for sure, I just have to have every color😂💅 Thank you for watching😇

@@CrybabyTarantula Can I ask, what's the reason for you using pre-killed feeders? Is it just for the safety of the inverts you're keeping or...?

@MyPetArthropods great question! I do it for a few reasons. One, I like to prekill my feeders so that they don't suffer being eaten alive. It is easier for me to remove un eaten prey because they are pre-killed. I've had to take apart enclosures due to loose live crickets. I like that it's an easy meal for the tarantulas, especially since most of mine are babies sometimes live squirming prey can be intimidating so pre killing the crickets and placing them in the enclosure for the babies to "hunt" helps to build their confidence as hunters. I also don't want my tarantulas flying around in their enclosures stressed out because there is something else alive and jumping around their enclosure, especially if they didn't want the food in the first place. It is mostly based on personal preference after weighing both pros and cons with live and unalived prey. I'd say it just makes everything easier, especially when you have a bigger collection and don't want to dig up or chase them in my pets enclosure. I don't see it as a bad thing if you prefer to feed live because I believe everyone has the right to feed their pets in the way they prefer. But yeah, hopefully that answers your question😊

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@@CrybabyTarantula damn, definitely wasn't expecting such a detailed response! Thank you for sharing your opinion. I personally prefer to use live feeders for my inverts, feels more "natural", even though there's nothing natural about keeping inverts in boxes 😅

Yessir, it's @crybaby_tarantula

It definitely would be!😇

They hide pretty well! They are native to where I live. This mature male, I found him in my in-laws' house in the bathroom, haha, so I thought I'd rescue him and give him a home since I had this extra treehouse crib, which my spider who just passed resided in. It's kind of funny, tbh Both spiders ended up being WC mature males😂

Hey girl! Yes! I definitely can for you:) If you have a froglet, I suggest feeding them every other day until they fatten up! Then, for juveniles and adults, you can feed two to three times a week depending on the appetite of the frog. You can feed them a mix of super or meal worms, crickets, roaches, and small frozen mice for when they are big enough. You can always cut up the insects if their still a baby, I do. And then get some repti calcium and dip the feeders in calcium once a week!! I will give them 3 to 5 insects per feeding. If they get too plump or too skinny, add more insects or lessen the amount per feeding. But you can't really go wrong with these guys. You just gotta watch their weight cause they can fatten up quick, but also, don't be afraid to feed them. I get my enclosures from tarantula cribs! You can use my affiliate code, Crybaby10, to save $$ on your order if you get some! Thank you for watching and subscribing! I will make next week's video pacman care related💖🙌 Thank you😇🥰

@@CrybabyTarantula thank you so much for this information, it’s so helpful!! I’m about to be moving next month and I’m hoping to get a froglet around then hopefully, so I’m ready to soak up as much info as possible. Looking forward to your next video 🥰

Thank you, sir! I put a lot of time, money, and effort into them, so they are nice for my pets. Thank you😇🥰

It is!! And they are family. they are my kids🥹 thank you so much, I greatly appreciate your support and viewership😇🥰

Hi!! Thank you so much for your support, I appreciate it😇🖤

Oh man, that can happen, and it definitely does!! I haven't had any escapes from any of my tarantulas... yet. But I could imagine that's a concerning situation!

Awe, I'm sorry, the jumpers just don't last as long as they should!🥲💝

Yes! I checked the time stamp to make sure I knew who you were talking about. That is my OBTs enclosure. They are very prolific webber and will web up the whole enclosure like that. Isn't it interesting!? Crazy how some web and some don't at all. It really depends on the species and the spider, but yeah, they make these cool webbing, and it looks awesome😇😎

Thank you so much and for watching! I will be sure to make more jumping spider content, I hope you have a blessed day as well😇🙌🙏

Awe, thank you, you are so sweet! My babies, thank you for your compliment to you as well!! Stay blessed, my beautiful friend💕😘

@@CrybabyTarantula You are So welcome. Hope you have a Wonderful night... ♥️👑💐👑♥️

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Thank you so much for watching!! Yes, it's always nice to have good food to feed to our pets💖 ahaha yes, Maze, she's due for a molt soon😅

Cause there's so much going on behind all those eyes🥹💝

Eye of the tiger 🐅😇🥰

@@CrybabyTarantula I love it! 😆

It's like their calculating their every move😂

Hi!! Welcome to the channel friend 🖤 Thank you for subscribing, I appreciate it😇🙌🙏

Hi there, great question! So pacaman frog are ectotherms meaning there body temperature is determined by there environment. If you are keeping them in a room cooler than 65 degrees then I suggest using an additional heat source like a heat pad, but I would put it on the side of the tank and not the bottom since they like to burrow in the dirt. I would set the heat pad anywhere from 75 to 85 degrees during the day and 65 to 75 degrees at night! I don't use additional heat for my frogs because I do keep all of my animals in my walk in closet where I can keep the temperature and humidity controlled to my liking. Usually the room doesn't exceed 80 degrees because I have a crested gecko and above 80 degrees could impair him. But with that said that's why you don't see me using heat pads on the sides of my tanks because I do have a heater in with my pets that keeps it at about that 77 degree mark during the day and lowest 68 at night! I hope this helps😇🥰

@@CrybabyTarantula it does thanks !!! I have heard some conflicting info so I was so confused! And - I was working so i quickly just had to ask but i probably sounded like an asshole lol

Awe, thank you!! They are a joy to keep😇🥰💝

@@CrybabyTarantula I would love to get some eventually! Or the Desert rain frogs are so cute!

@puppybreath87 ahhh, yes, the rain frogs, those are adorable🥹. Both are great options!! They just like to eat and chill, very easy to care for!

Thank you, definitely more to come! Thank you so much for watching, I appreciate your viewership😇🥰

Thank you. People stare at me like I'm a disgrace with all my tattoos, haha, where I'm from. Growing up, people with tattoos were normal, and my parents had them, so monkey, see, monkey do😂 Thank you!!💖

Thank you! I was surprised by how calm they were as well😅🥳 Thank you for watching😇🤙

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Aren't they😅😇 yes, Dave's beasties! I watch him a ton, as well as Dark den, T collective, and tarantula kat! I found Dave's channel when I first got into tarantulas, and watching his videos has definitely helped me gain confidence with tarantulas💖 Thank you for watching!!

Awe! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, friend! Thank you for watching😇🥰💝

Thank you!!!😇🥰💕

Ooo, that's exciting!! I love my p. Irminia Khaleesi, they are definitely a great species to keep! You can always message me via Instagram, I'd love to see how it turns out!😇😎 Thank you for watching💝

Of course!!! I'm glad my video gave you useful information🥰 rehousing tarantulas can be intimidating. the rule of thumb is to keep calm, and if they're going to run, let them. I used to try and get them in there quickly and shut the door, but I've had close calls, almost squishing my spiders trying to prevent escapes, haha, so if they're gonna go, they're going to run. You would be surprised at how chill most tarantulas are when it comes to rehousing, though. But I can tell you, the more you practice rehousing these guys, the easier and less intimidating it gets, good luck friend!😇🥰💝

@@CrybabyTarantula I think I'm going to record it and if it goes well I'll post it hopefully you'll get to see it😁 I got 1 of the zoo med 12x12x18 terrariums from my local pet store for my avicularia avicularia. Is there anything you could suggest I add to its enclosure to make it more comfortable.

@djzerojeager6019 Do it!🤙 yes, I have a few suggestions. I also have an Avicularia Avicularia, her name is Alfredo😁 I suggest putting a cork bark tube in the enclosure that is long enough to bury and almost reach the top of the enclosure, I'd leave like an inch and a half gap at the top for them to be able to crawl I the top of it. It's even better if you can find a cork tube with a hole in the side of it so there's two access points. I also suggest a soft hanging plant to stick to the side of the enclosure, like one that isn't hard plastic so they can easily climb through and not poke there eyes out😅 or you can use a live pothos plant and just use those little suction cup things that hold things in place and stick it to the wall. For an example of what I'm talking about, check out my pokie rehouse video or my rehousing with my p. Irminia! I would also put spaghnum moss in there as well, and avics like it a little more humid. You can also provide a shallow water dish and just put it on the floor. Your avic will climb down and get a drink! So, with all that said, make sure to provide plenty of coverage on the walls and give them a cork bark tube hide so they feel like the tree spider they are😇

Always! Thank you so much and for watching🥰💝