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says who? BTW, colour is in tarantulas not a taxonomic relevant factor. tarantulas don't pay attention to human borders! Don't know who IDed the brownish spiders and how which where introduced years with the lable "Chilobrachys fumosus" into the pet trade - only thing I can say: Volker von...

BTW, in the meantime Chilobrachys sp. Black Satan was IDed as Chilobrachys fumosus.

If it would be a Cyriopagopus, it would be Cyriopagopus lividus! ...but is it really a Cyriopagopus!? ...I know that there are diffent opinions on this topic...

always expect the unexpected! =;-)

BTW, here you can find some photos from webbings in their habitat: http://www.dipluridae.de/wiki/index.php/Ischnothele_caudata

Any reviews?

so you think, several people went there to collect them!? Not possible, that they bought them from the original "importer" or one of his salesmen? You are free to have your opinion! =;-) BTW, last Saturday I spoke to the main salesman in Germany of the mentioned swiss guy...

??? ...do you have doubts or do you know it better?

...but collected by a guy from Switzerland...

...and it is already available in the pet trade. Females with about 3 cm go for 180 EUR.

How long are you in the hobby?

How long will it take, that it pops up in the hobby - any bets? Nanayakkara, Ranil P. & Peter J. Kirk, Salindra K. Dayananda, G.A.S.M. Ganehiarachchi, Nilantha Vishvanath, T.G. Tharaka Kusuminda (2012): A new species of tiger spider, genus Poecilotheria, from northern Sri Lanka. BTS Journal...

it's a smaller species, brownish with curled hairs. Resembles B. albopilosum a little bit.

Brachypelma sp. ex Isla Utila

for me, it looks like she is holding an eggsack.

Pamphobeteus ultramarinus getting colour:

Phormictopus cochleasvorax:

have you cycled them before putting them in the rain chamber - if so, how have you cycled them? best regards, Martin

something like this: http://www.the-t-store.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8120

never heard of it. And with super worms, meal worms, etc. it's just an urban legend. Guess it is the same with black soldier fly larva.