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@KdeBruyn @Teds ts and Inverts my wife purchased this for 20 US dollars yesterday . Came in unlabeled and workers mislabeled it twice. They finally said it was a common ground tarantula or a curly hair. Thanks for the ID guys excited to learn more about this species need to look up how to sex it.

This spider was sold to us as a curly hair but the store representative didn't know what it was for sure. Any idea?

Stunning photos!

Well not exactly, there are a few different ways to determine what makes a species. One of the traditional ones is that if two organisms can copulate and produce viable offspring then they can be considered the same species. You can breed ball pythons and blood pythons and make an offspring but...

Can't wait to see this project progress. This means good things!

He's a handsome guy! Having a monitor hopefully will take up a good chunk of time you're used to giving to your collection. Closing one door let's open a new realm of possibilities and beginnings, look forward to seeing your post venomous collection!

Gorgeous, glad to see it's already so warmed up to you. Isn't this just a color morph on S. Galapagoensis though?

I work with raptors at a refuge. Just feeding, cleaning, daily care and sometimes handling for education programs. Really amazing creatures and truly captivating up close. We have a few parrots as well. I'm always up close to them if you have any questions.