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I have always used old-fashioned oats.

Such a tease.:eek: Linux version "Coming soon"...

Looks like an A metallica to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM2hoj-3-Ow

I can 'just' see a mirror patch in the photo. It looks like a G. pulchripes to me.

She just needs to molt. After so long the pads on their feet loose their "stickiness". Before my largest A metallica molted, it couldn't stick to the glass either.

I would hazard a guess and say Selenobrachys philippinus. But, don't quote me on it yet.

I agree, it looks like a regalis.

Thanks! So I am assuming there should be nothing to worry about then?

I noticed hundreds of these little bugs in my H rondoni's enclosure. I think they are springtails; but from what I have read, springtails are supposed to be white. These are gray, and man are they fast. Before I do anything, I want the opinion of my fellow arachnoholics.

It looks to be a Psalmopoeus cambridgei. Just beautiful, congrats.

You could get a GBB (Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens). Easy to care for and are beautiful.

Thanks to everyone for the great info! I am pretty sure now that it is an audax. :D

I have had this spider for about 4 months. I have always just assumed it is a Phiddipus audax. What do you think?

Cyriopagopus sp. "Sulawesi Black", It says it in the article. ;)

4.5 inches LS

Looks good but I would take out the cactus. Wouldn't want the T to puncture itself.;)

Looks like a Haplopelma vonworthi to me. Common name, I believe, is Vietnamese tiger.

That appears to be a Heteroscodra maculata. Common name is Togo starburst baboon. But, I prefer not to use common names IMO.

Mexican Red Knee? That sure looks like a pinktoe. Mexican Red Knee is a Brachypelma smithi, while that is an Avicularia avicularia. Completely different.