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The second one looks like a Lasiodorides polycuspulatus.

I registered. I dont even know if it is useful to me though since I live in Cnada so I will wait till more people from Canada join.

Molting once or twice a month? I hope you are joking because that is very untrue.

That is the best photo of a molt I have ever seen.

I was holding an old Avic that I had and I breathed on it too hard I guess and it spun and squirted gross white poop at me and it got me in the eye. Well I saw it coming so I blinked so it got my eyelid.

I am gonna have a hard time referring to mine is N cromatus

I have seen this with my Lasiodora parahybana who likes to eat anoles. I am pretty sure it is just the fact that the animal is being digested and rotting very fast.

I use a wooden spoon. Basically it hovers over them the whole time they are together and as soon as she doesn anything she isnt supposed to it comes between them. I have never had a problem.

THis is why lots of people recommend not using screen tops. I only have one on all my tanks.

I have been plagued by this addiction for years. I am going into Tarantulas Anonymous soon.

I dont think there is a chapter in the veterinary books about spiders.

My Lasiodora cristata has done this a few times and my T blondi used to do it.

I agree with whoever it was that said that C fasciatum is overrated. Mine was so boring I had to trade her off.

There is pretty prominant dimorphism but only once the male reaches maturity. The males are far less striking than their female counterparts.

How big is that p cambridgei?

They certainly do. Their pedipalps are especially sensitive

There is a fully grown female adult in a store down the street from my house that I would really like to pick up.

I got mine for 30 dollars and that was in Canadian funds so it is a good deal.

The worst reaction I have had is to B smith. I didnt have a reaction to T blondi

1. Psalmopoeus cambridgei 2. Heteroscodra maculata (mine died because it was a mature male) 3. Thereaphosa blondi (traded mine long ago when I was inexperienced) 4. Chilobrachys fimbriatus (mine died mysteriously as a spiderling) 5. Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens 6. Ephebopus murinus 7...