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I agree with MB623 "fast, not uncontrollable". When i unpack fast moving T's,i make sure im in a wide open room, i put the container they're packaged in into a larger container before opening, and like MB623 mentioned always have a catch cup.

Without hesitation HECK YEAH!!!.Looks to be a undescribed species to me,doesnt look to be a cyclosternum sp. to me.a cool looking T none the less.get them into the hobby!!!!

i believe its a b. vagans also, to much red on the abdomen to be a b. verdezi.

there are species that are from temp. climates and others that are from arid. so depending on the climate dictates whether they bromate( not true hibernation) or not.

Your best bet is to coax the young pedes into a small deli cup on its side. Dont use tongs,even with cotton , as young pedes are fragile.

avic. metallicas have a real fuzzy appearance,this t does not, which leads me to believe it is avic. avic.

not positive, but does resemble brachypelma klassii. need more pics.

ive seen p murines labeled red colorform and brown colorform , this speciman looks like the brown colorform.