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Good news, Diego came and went pretty quick and didnt leave enough ice on the power lines to shut things down in my area. Thanks for the suggestions and feel free to keep adding more. Winter isnt over and someone else someWHERE else may need the info soon!

Alrighty, so, in the last few months ive added considerably more vertebrates to my collection. A leopard gecko (her name is PB, theres a story, I'll tell it some other time), a red eyed crocodile skink, two blue tongues, and my mother acquired a couple of blue dart frogs (i dont really know much...

Never thought of trying this with an arboreal...

My male did the same thing with his last molt. It was the only time I've ever been worried about a molt, but it went fine. Theyre pretty good at knowing where they can and cant molt.

The cats of the tarantula world

@Liquifin I understand the classifications and how they've changed and stuff, I just didn't realize it was as easy as the size/shape of the black spot to tell some of them apart.

@AphonopelmaTX do you have any idea what sort of Aphonopelma we're looking at here?

@Nightstalker47 welp. This is a conundrum.

@Nightstalker47 ours is only 1.5" and it gets darker with every molt. Im not saying you're wrong by any means, i kinda thought the seller was a little sketchy, but maybe its just small? This was a potential breeding project so excuse me trying to keep some hope.

Wow ok, whats goin on here, i thought it was a little harder to differentiate between the various brachypelma?

Wild caught, and reproducing! Alot. So. Many. Babies.

Ive had a few molts over the last month or so. P. cambridgei Cambridgei by JoshDM020 posted Aug 2, 2018 at 11:59 AM B. albiceps Albiceps by JoshDM020 posted Aug 2, 2018 at 12:09 PM Mystery brachy male Pretty mystery brachy by JoshDM020 posted Aug 2, 2018 at 12:04 PM And my B. boehmei molted last...

Also i didnt know he was missing a leg until after he molted and i noticed one looked funny. @weibkreux thats kinda what I'm hoping for.

She's 100% my favorite right now. I know its not fair to the others, but its not like they care, anyways.

This one is proving to be difficult to work with. Always shreds its molts and is weirdly skittish.

If anyone knows who i might ship a molt to to have it identified, that would be great.

Got this guy at petco. They had it labled as a $30 pink toe. Heavy premolt. Crickets everywhere. They usually sell em for $100. Sexed the molt as male. Wont be breeding or selling until i know what species.

Molted recently. I was unable to retrieve the exuvia. Sure is pretty, though.

Read the whole title. Narceus americanus annularis complex. Spells out the whole thing. The link you posted is for typical americanus. Which i know are also in my area.

Well I'm not quite sure what to think, because everything youre saying about location range is totally backwards from what I've been reading. And your picture looks nothing like anything ive been shown for annularis at all. https://bugguide.net/node/view/15012 this explains the typical range as...