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That would be mold

Pretty sure it’s vonworthi but not 100% sure as I haven’t owned them before

Let’s put it this way when I need advice on tarantulas that I can’t find multiple post to cross reference the common ground between them. I call an old school keeper for advice. And most the time it’s said bluntly but I don’t really take offense as it sticks better when they don’t beat around...

Was it wild caught from Arizona or do you have no idea. As a.iodius and a.chalcodes look similar

I had a specimen that would kill the prey instead of eating from time to time. she may be fine just keep an eye on her/him. And remove prey items to avoid mold and mites

Interesting, how often do you feed?

I don’t think he would, but you could always take him out and do a loan on him to get some babies as your females will not be ready in time from the sound of it

Unfortunately for sucking stomach there is not much you can do, now if that is the problem I do not know as small as she is if she does have it she only needs to last until next molt and the issue should be resolved. Does she hold onto them after killing the prey item for a bit or just kill and...

I would also say female. but as you probably know molt is best.

She looks fine. How often are you feeding her?

It is true arboreal don’t have much of a problem but they have gotten stuck before. Not to mention I have seen videos of arboreal molting while hanging on the mesh and taking a drop which could also cause harm especially if there is any sharp or hard objects towards the bottom.

Always something different for each individual, as you gather species desire changes. More proper question would be to ask what t or T’s you desire to get more accurate results.

There’s been reports of them getting stuck in the mesh. Some people opt to cut the mesh out and replace with acrylic to avoid this problem. As far as destroying it not sure it may be possible they chew the mesh but I would more be more worried about them getting stuck.

5” female

Female 6”

Post molt female

Female

We don't know how big that A. seemanni is, slings wouldn't need that much of substrate. We don’t I would assume adult as wild caught are readily available in most places and fairly cheap. But yes information is lacking. I should have said for adults I would keep them as such