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I just didn't agree with one of your old opinions, that's why I placed a dislike. It's also just my opinion, a useless one, but it's just what it is, a reaction, an opinion. o.o

thank you for the confirmation, really appreciate it

UPDATE: it's a successful molt, also, HE is handsome now with HIS hooks and boxing gloves. The seller of this B. vagans is so dead lmao

i asked for a 'clear' shot but whatever. maybe he got a bad cam. will this do?@Liquifin

her colors are gorgeous! does the green carapace color of all GBBs intensify as they grow older? mine just got rid of her abdomen pattern after her last molt 3 months ago, but her carapace is still mostly blue

UPDATE: She just started molting. Carapace has been taken off. This is the second time she molted upright. The only one T in my collection to do this. She's a bit... special, i guess. Will update again if it's successful. I didn't do anything to disturb her btw.

@Liquifin alright i'll ask the seller for a ventral shot

Okay this is the first time I've encountered this (actually second, on the same T). My 4-inch B. vagans created a molting mat and went into molting position few hours ago (on her back against the mat). Then after an hour I came back to see her back on her feet, I mean, what, make up your mind...

@KezyGLA he told me it's around 4inch DLS, could it be an ezendami or junodi? im not really familiar with the genus but by googling photos with similar lighting it really looks similar to ezendami

pls help. a guy is selling me this as A. breyeri, but i'm not 100% sure if it's an actual one.

what susbtrate are you using for her?

same. but you know mato grasso black velvet sounds really badass so ill take that. cant believe they still havent established some kinda "official" common name tho, the sp's been around for years, anyway thanks!

Seller told me it's a female Acanthoscurria musculosa, they're pretty rare in here so I wanted to make sure this is the legitimate critter. Thanks

does anyone know the most accepted common name for Acanthoscurria musculosa? need it for the label and the tarantulas app by erick. thank you!

@Ungoliant it is, thank you for helping me

and another one

sold to me as grammostola, yeah, just grammostola, it's very cheap so...

and another shot, male or female?

just want to confirm, this must be a female, right?