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Those are Old World T's with a bite that can put you in the hospital. Generally people keep New World T's for some time before moving on to OW's. You might reconsider that purchase until you get some more experience. If you decide to go through with it, be very careful and I would suggest...

I had a Theraphosinae sp. Panama... up until yesterday. It would completely blockade itself in its hide during a molt and had recently done so. It had been in there about a week or two and I started to get a bit nervous, so I opened the hide last night. It had gotten its head and fangs stuck in...

I got 4 OW's at once for my first OW. Balfouri, metallica, H. pulchripes, and a freebie P. muticus. I have since added an H. maculata.

Sorry for your loss. Learn from your mistake and get another T would be my advice. Cheers.

If you're like me and hate the look of condiment and deli cups despite their excellent practicality, you can buy AMAC boxes at The Container Store of almost any size. For my smallest slings I use the 1.5" x 1.5" ones. The bottom surface area is nearly identical to a condiment cup, but they are a...

Never a bad idea to own a portable generator.

IMO, a GBB is a must-have for any collection. P. sazimai are nice, but not a must-have. I would go for the GBB. Also, my GBB was my very first T. Just know they are a bit skittish and quick.

No problem bud! This forum is a fabulous resource for T information. I'm on a few such sites and this one is by far the best. If you have any questions, just hit us up.

Uh... I would contact the shop and insist they give you an extension on the guarantee. You probably don't want to disturb the T for the reasons you said, but if it doesn't scavenge anything you leave in a few weeks and you haven't seen it, I think you would be obligated to search through the...

I'm not sure why people feel the need to hold T's. I see them as unpredictable, venomous, faberge eggs. Something that should definitely not be in my hands.

Yeah, I have one that's about 2-2.5" DLS. Wish I could tell you if it has a horn yet, haha... it's pretty secretive. I've never seen it come to the surface out of its burrow the whole time I've had it. Not sure if that's normal for them. Perhaps @cold blood knows.

My son wanted a T for his birthday. After doing research on which one to get him, I decided to get one as well. Now I have 12 and he has 5 haha.

S. hoffmani is a NW that has a fair amount of white.

After a year of NW’s, I got 4 OW’s at once - P metallica, M. balfouri, H. pulchripes, and P. muticus.

I’ve been looking for E. sp. Red for awhile. Hard to find!

Picture doesn’t do it justice. Great looking T.

P vittata, H. maculata, and E. sp. Red (or whatever new name is these days).

A decent mix of slings, juveniles, and sub-adults. Two biggest are A. geniculata (6”) and Xenesthis sp. Blue (5”), and my smallest is balfouri (0.5”).

Just busy with life. Also been pushing social media for my work so the time I would have been surfing AB on my phone been doing that. How many T's you got now? I have a modest 12.

Great pics!