Tarantulas
Basic Features:
- Add description/information about your tarantula pet
- List feeding history, days hungry and feeder used
- Shows molting history with option to add days hungry before the molt and days between the last molt, may help predict/assume when the next molt will be
- Shows a popup notification/reminder of Ts that needs to be fed
- T image gallery, can be used to look back on the progress of your Ts' growth
For a full list of features, please check out the app's website.
HOW-TO: add, edit or delete species:
• From 'My Tarantulas' List, click menu and choose 'more' then choose 'Update Species List.
- To add species, click the '+' icon at the top right.
- To edit/delete existing, click on the species entry and choose an option from the popup box.
• From Add/Edit Tarantula info.
- To add species, click menu and choose 'Add Species'.
- To edit existing, select the genus and species then long click the country field.
Dear User,
This software is provided to you free of charge and free of advertisements, I'm sharing this to help make it easier for fellow hobbyists keep records of their beloved eight-legged pets.
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Reviews (12)
I really like this app because i dont feed my T's all at once so the reminders for certain feedings is great. And having all the info in one spot helps a ton. I only give it 4 stars because the layout could be a little nicer looking (I'm into more modern looking apps) and the specimen photo editor messes up the cropping of my photos sometimes.
Really good app for large collections. You can add genus and species. So that's cool for adding centipedes, scorpions, or whatever else you collect. Ads are few, but annoying and long. The Aphonopelma, Avicularia genus and species list is outdated and needs to be updated (the new morphotypes would be cool for proper identification of Avicularia), and other genus/species need added...Typhochlaena seladonia, etc. Those aren't even big issues. The apps still great.
I've had this app for about 7-8 months and it really keeps everything organized and the way I want it. It can get pretty specific on each species you have like "how much humidity and room temperature is required". It even sends notifications on when its each of your T's feeding time to what you set it too. The only thing I would add is maybe add some Jumping Spider Species in it. I have a Phiddipus Audax and I can't make a profile for it because its not a T (I mean I understand why), but 10/10!
This app is great, and as far as I can tell, it's the only one of it's kind. It saves you having to remember when a particular tarantula last molted, was last fed, where it was bought from etc. ,which is very useful if you keep many, as I do. My only problem is that it's not available on Apple, I'd like to be able to use it on my iPad. I keep an android phone just for this app. Great app. If you keep multiple tarantulas download it!
4* for now. As I am new using this app. But so far enjoyed adding new entries for my ts. A must have I think is that since it already has a capability to generate ang label and QR, it would be nice to have the capability merge those labels and QR into one so it'll be easie to print out later on.
This is an excellent tool for anybody who keeps tarantulas or any other inverts! This app lets you keep a detailed catalogue of when your animals were last fed and/or watered, when they last molted and how long they fasted prior, how long their last molt cycle was, when they were last rehoused, when and where they were purchased, and so many other things. It also gives you optional push notifications when one or more of your animals are due to be fed, making sure you don't forget.
Very user friendly (especially for a beginner). It doesn't entirely record all the most history that I've seen (but allows a notes place to put it!). Has most species and can 'newbie' your way through finding your T species with ease. 😂
I've never bothered with any apps as I'm old fashioned and old BUT my better half showed it to me and said you should try this I obviously said no rather keep a book and write everything down but eventually I tried it and it's amazing I'd now be lost without it and if I can use it easily anybody can highly recommend it G ps my only complaint is the ad bar at the bottom 👹
This is great for keeping records of your husbandry! From enclosure and substrate changes to feeding and watering. Temps. Sizes, the only thing that I've found so far that's unnecessary is humidity %. A great tool!
great app easy to use would be better if it had a section for other inverts/pets as many people with t's keep scorpions and various other creepy crawlies and it would be good to have all the info in one place.
Just downloaded this app and added most of my collection. Easy to use and very intuitive! The only issue I've found is that in order to add a tarantula, the app requires both genus and a species name. So something like a H. Sp. Columbia Gross cannot be added. I also miss the option to write in locality and color variant for my P. murinus, as this spider has so many variants. I worked around this by writing it in the common name box. I'm pleased and would Def. Spend money on this app as it is!
Just got an Android phone and was finally able to check out this app. It's great! Very easy to use and enter all my information - I had previously been using a spreadsheet so this is much more convenient. I have a few non-tarantula species (scorpion, tailless whip, etc.) and it was easy to add them as well. I look forward to adding custom images for all of them eventually. Absolutely recommend this app to any tarantula keeper, great job!