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You can't really tell at that size. It's something that has coloured knees though! Perhaps a Brachypelma or a Nhandu/Acanthoscurria?

I figure I should add she was sold as something along the lines of a Brazilian fire red tarantula. It lines up with difficilis, but who knows?

Mine has never been as red as her though.

I just uploaded some more pics.

Sorry I'm not online all the time...

So last night I go to check up on my Ts and I find my adult female Poecilotheria hanumavilasumica drowned in her water dish. From now on I'm going to go with logic alone instead of people's advice.

You can't tell at this size.

@kevinlowl eggs.

It depends on if your body considers certain hairs to be allergens or not. Sometimes this can change and get worse with repeated exposure. I forget exactly how it works, but basically your body sees the foreign particles more and more until it realises that it should do something about it. Kind...

So basically I woke up at 2:30 in the morning the other day to find a small beetle that superficially resembled a bed bug. That got me wondering, what would happen if you got bed bugs? Would they infest a T's substrate? How would you get rid of them without harming the Ts? It would seem like a...

You mean vagans? My albiceps had the characteristic carapace colouration at that size.

You don't need vermiculite. Just use something that holds humitidy like peat moss.

I'd add more substrate. They're fossorial, not arboreal.

100% not an immanis.

Just wondering if anyone has more info on spider endoskeletons. All I've found is that it's made out of cartilage.