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It's not LL or backwater. He's an individual who posts ads in the reptile classifieds page I use. I'd never give him my busines. To me, the lower prices that importers offer aren't even remotely worth it.

Wow, I missed that thread when I was checking before I posted this one! I really really hope it's true! I was just so hesitant to believe this scumbag.

So, a huge reptile dealer (aka importer/reseller) in my area recently doubled the price on his G. rosea and claims it's because their market value has gone up since Chile recently banned their export. I would be VERY happy if that were true but I haven't heard anything else about it. It really...

That makes sense. I guess I just assumed that they would be defensive or territorial knowing there was another tarantula so close.

I keep all of my tarantulas in separate enclosures (of course) right next to each other on the same shelf. Last week I got a new ~4" G porteri and the shelf is now a bit crowded and the enclosures are only a couple inches apart. Since this happened my ~4" female rosea almost seems interested in...

Not sure if this angle is good but I thought I'd give it a shot!

Sounds like what you have isn't a Brachypelma albopilosum. Their common name is the Honduran curly hair and they're known for being very docile. unfortunately I don't know more than that but I hope it at least helps a little!

I'm unclear on which is which. I've heard it both ways! I bought her as a Rose Hair from an expo but the guy didn't have the scientific name cuz he had no clue what he was doing. I wanna know what she is so I can properly identify her.