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I've heard this referred to as Euathlus sp. "falsa parvula" amongst other things. I've had it for 12 years.

I'm from Michigan and I moved to Florida recently. I've found a couple Ox Beetles I guess they're called down here I thought was that. But they're not. Cool bugs though.

I actually sent an email to the USFWS this morning asking about all this. They gave me a "message ID" and I got an email saying it was referred to another person and I should get a reply back in a week. I was going to email the same type of organization in Brazil, but their contact link...

Maybe if England has a law similar to the Lacey Act. This so far seems to only apply in the United States, apparently due to Brazil somehow asking us to enforce "our own laws". I am no expert on the laws in other countries, but I would assume many countries would have things in action such as...

I don't believe TarantulaDan is in the United States, so the Lacey Act does not apply to him. Perhaps where he's at has some different laws. I don't know.

@KezyGLA my thoughts too.

Obt

I am leaning at female?

1.5 inch

Gaia, a Theraphosa stirmi. Molted once since these pictures

Sheila, a P. murinus I used to have. P. Murinus by Ron Robbins Jr posted Nov 10, 2016 at 10:54 PMP. Murinus by Ron Robbins Jr posted Nov 10, 2016 at 10:55 PMP. Murinus by Ron Robbins Jr posted Nov 6, 2016 at 1:10 AMP. Murinus by Ron Robbins Jr posted Nov 10, 2016 at 10:56 PM

A fatty fatty. lol

Looks a lot like my Chilean Copper.. a lot like it, actually.

I have a heat mat across the back of my stirmi's tank. It's an 11x17" 12watt Exo-Terra one, it barely produces any heat at all really (I'm not sure if it's defective, or if it's just built that way, that's how it was when I got it), but it gets cold down in the basement during winter months, so...

I had some crickets breed in one of my tarantula tanks once.. Had little baby crickets everywhere before I knew it. I just rehoused her, I think it's probably bad, hordes of baby crickets would probably try eating a lazy rose hair.

SCIENTIFIC NAME OF THE TARANTULA/S: a few ACTIVITY SEEN ON VIDEO: Slideshows, walking FILENAME: N/A FILE SIZE IN KILOBYTES: LINK TO OWNERS MAIN PAGE: http://www.youtube.com/rnrbbns1983 There's a few videos of tarantulas on there, I plan to have more in the future, also wanted to add a note that...

Chilean Copper female I've had for 8 years. She's got some water drops on her from a minor rainstorm.

Oh god, yeah, that's asking for trouble. I had mine in a 10gal and i was cleaning it's tank, it was in a "safe area" and I no longer than turned my head, it was out and halfway up the wall. These dudes are wacky ass fast.

oh wow, what a nice shot. I wish i had a pic like that. I always really loved the metallic legpads

One last pic, maybe. I might upload some more at some point.