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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6cxNR9ML8k

ETA: Have you tried contacting him through his youtube account?

I've got family in Omaha. Maybe next time I'm out that way you can hook me up with him and I could get an OBT off him? I'm not asking for a free one, and will pay.

With this little one, I check up every 15 minutes. I don't think he's got multiple entrances to the burrow, so maybe the crickets are just falling in the main entrance, then it gets resealed. The way the burrow is made, I don't think there's many entrances. It's entrance is the corner of an...

My G. Pulchripes sling I've had for about 3 weeks has made a pretty nice burrow. Very fun to watch, and I really wonder how it's getting the crickets I put in there, because I never see it leave the burrow, but it always has the cricket down in the burrow munching on it. I find it odd, because...

The way he curled his legs underneath him when he died sounded very similar to the way a dehydrated T curls and dies. I could be way off base, I really have no idea if it was dehydration, since there is always clean water in there. Did name him after David Koresh, I've done lots of research...

I'm sorry for your loss. My one and only T, Koresh passed away yesterday. I have no idea what happened, ate 2 crickets fine on Tuesday, moved some substrate around Thursday night, Friday I noticed him sitting in front of his hide, legs somewhat curled underneath. Saturday morning he was still...

My G. Rosea (sex unknown, waiting for a molt) was handleable the first couple weeks after I brought him home. After he layed webbing, no chance of handling. There has been many times I've just let him keep dirty water for a day or two because every attempt to get the bowl out to replace it is...

I've had my G. Rosea about 6 months, no slow in the appetite, and no molt yet. I'm still not sure of sex because I'm waiting for the molt, and Koresh does not tolerate handling.

Exactly. Maybe H. Formosus? IDK what they mean in that page with Sp. 2 ---------- Post added 07-20-2013 at 12:12 AM ---------- Looks close, but those look like they have much more color on the legs.

I've spent a couple hours trying to find another picture of one that looks like it. No luck so far. He's curious as to what kind it is as well.

Second tarantula posted in this thread, what is it?? http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1509978_Snakes_and_spiders____oh_my.html

I do have permission from the person who took this picture to post it. Will reference his post on another board if needed. I have no clue what this is, any help is appreciated. First two attempts to post were blocked, so hopefully this one can help him find out what he took pics of. Per my...

I've got pics of Ecuadorian spiders that the owner would like to have ID'd. Just gotta get the pics from him with no watermark. He said he should be able to send them to me tomorrow night.

This is my current favorite, just saw a picture a couple hours ago, and I have no idea what it is.

A member of another board I post on just got back from a couple weeks in Ecuador. He posted up some pictures of various snakes and spiders he saw. Here's the two tarantulas he took pics of. I'm pretty sure the first one is an Avic Avic, but no idea on the second one. I thought it...

As usual, excellent video. Keep up the good work.

My G. Rosea, which I still am waiting on a molt to sex, has been an angel. Tolerates handling if people want me to get it out, only has shown defensive postures a couple times when I went to switch out the water. I let him keep the dirty water for the night, and he had no issues the next day...

I give it a 10/10

Sounds like my (unsexed) G. Rosea. The other day when I fed it, she had a 15 minute staring contest with a cricket after it walked up and it's feeler things touched it's leg. Didn't pounce on it until it tried to leave the scene. First time I saw my T make a kill though, so it was well worth the...