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Unfortunately I can't figure out a way to change the thread title for this one.

Haha! Maybe I should re word that!

Thrixopelma ockerti has a new name!!

Between 2.5 and 3.0 inches.

Am I looking at a female? Or too hard to tell?

This girl loves to eat

Big red booty!

Showing that booty......

Sounds like the only reasonable solution is to get a second ockerti so they can be Itchy & Scratchy

Lots of great suggestions. Keep them coming!

Understand and agree. Unfortunately the kids have outvoted me. (Often the case in these sorts of issues.) So the compromise is this: they have to know the scientific name. They have to be able to pronounce and spell the genus and species. If they do a report for school, they must use the...

Huge Zelda fan!

Help me name my Thrixopelma ockerti!!!

I think so too. Bright led light and acrylic. I just thought the picture looked interesting.

The never ending joys of post processing, I suppose.

I'm really impressed by these colors!

Loving this new addition to my collection.

Two new arrivals today. T. ockerti young adult female. A. purpurea juvenile. Videos:

Very helpful suggestion! Thanks.

I actually changed out the original magnet that I tried for a much stronger one. The entire enclosure can now be carried by the handle. My attempt to buy local is maxed out at this point. I may have to order some hinges and hasps if I decide to change to that style.