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I payed a 160 EUR for the two.

About 8 month's old 7 month's later:

I don't believe it's an actaeon because he is too red. I've read they have a color change when they become an adult. This one didn't. PS: I don't believe in common names. It is a confusing way to name animals.

This one was labelled as Grammostola actaeon, but now it moulted into an adult male and it's clear it isn't an actaeon.

I have bought these ones yesterday, on the Terraristika exchange in Hamm (Germany). The colors will change when they get older.

Regalis? :confused:

Yes I'm looking for a nice girl atm. Today I caught him like this:

I believe it's Brachypelma baumgarteni. Some people believe that B. baumgarteni is a (infertile) hybrid created by German breeders...

That's how you could summarise it. :) PS: B.ruhnaui was my first love, and it will be my last. (and no, I've never heard the song of John Miles :p )

It should be an Theraphosa apophysis but I thought it was a female. Let's doublecheck that. edit: I checked, and double checked and even tripple checked... My girl is having little hooks which means it can't be a girl. So...I have an adult male!

2x No :p Don't focus on the purple. When you see my girl in daylight, you don't see any purple. PS: I'm not 100% sure that it is what I think and what they told me it is.

It's big, brown and ugly (on its own beautiful way).

Are you sure? It looks a bit too purple to be a versicolor imo.

Yes, but they don't all live in a country next to France.

Are you selling them? I might be interested. :)

P. subfusca is one of the biggest Poecilotheria.

How small are they?

I think it's a male.

Avicularia, Brachypelma or Grammastola is fine for a beginner.

ruhnaui was my first love ;)