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Thank you!

@KezyGLA here are the pictures of the Phormingochilus everetti. It just molt 2 days after I took the picture

yes @KezyGLA I will post the picture

thank you guys

@KezyGLA any thoughts?

6 cm (2.25 in) DLS Phormingochilus everetti. I'm thinking female. Can I get opinions, please? Thank you in advance!

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Any thought why they tend to live fossorially?

Subfamily Ornithoctoninae

Was wondering if your arboreal tarantula spends the majority of their time at the top of their enclosure or do they dig and spend the majority of their time underground? Mainly referring to LARGE JUVENILES AND ADULTS!

Pretty sure an Exo Terra Small/Tall is 18" x 18" x 24" and the Exo Terra Mini/Tall should be 12" x 12" x 18"

@cold blood It's an AF. It's my go-to if I don't find a sexed female during the repticon tomorrow.

Mine's still in the petstore waiting for me to pick it up...:rolleyes:

What makes you prefer larger Ts over smaller/medium ones?

Looks male to me but I may be wrong

Nice. I prefer Ts that size anyway.:)

Interesting. I am really interested in this species because they are found near my hometown. It just makes it real special and brings back good memories.:) I was told they grow to 8", and it appears that is not the case?

Great! Thanks for the info! I just honestly can't decide if I should grab the female.

A quick question regarding this species. I have the opportunity to pick up an AF Cyriopagopus sp. hati hati at a local reptile store. I called the store and was told that a T keeper left the hobby and sold/gave (not sure which) his tarantulas to this reptile store. The C. hati hati is selling...

Denver Repticon at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, Aurora, Colorado is opening up for the Repticon this saturday and sunday (March 10 and March 11). Anyone in the Denver region going this weekend? I'm pretty excited and want to meet some people in the hobby. What do you plan to get and post a...