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All Ts are different, but I always offer all my terrestrial spiders more than enough substrate to dig if they want to. I have a T. albo that does not dig at all. All Ts are different!

Unconfirmed, they are more leggy than other tarantulas

Hands down my favourite T

Any idea of the cause?

Might be the camera

Look at the colour! That's why hamorii are my favourite T!

This was my initial thought, although it's stayed this way throughout. It doesn't seem like it's causing problems, I'm pretty positive it will disappear in one or two moltd.

It isn't half as bad as the post you linked, nothing leaked, I didn't notice it right after the molt only when it hardened. Doesn't act any differently either, will definitely keep my eye on it though

My male specimen.

The mark on its abdomen is not a burn. I'm guessing the last molt was a bit dry so some got stuck, anyone experienced anything like this?

Tiny juvinelle, has barely grown since I got it.

One of my favourite tarantulas!

I just read that, it was sold to me as I described. Thanks for letting me know!

Beautiful shot of my juvinelle

Theraphosa genus. They're huge, fast and skittish. I rehomed my big guy 4 times and to be fair he's fine never seen him kick hairs.

Sucks, had the T since it was a tiny little sling. Lessons have been learned from this!

I loved this T he died last week as a mature male. He lived a lot longer than I thought he was a mature male for nearly 2 years.

Unfortunately this T died. After adding more substrate and the fall not being far at all, I found the T again on its back and it never recovered.

It is most definitely the cause. He's on the mend now though!