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This poor guy. He is so small.

I have a Hati Hati I aquired in a sale recently. I've gotten a good look at it now and it'd a mature male. Another thing is it looks nothing like the pictures I see only when I Google the species. My question is does the species males and females have a color difference?

Getting 8 tarantulas tomorrow delivered. Confirmed F gbb. Unsexed Gbb. 2' A.Geniculata. Hati Hati. T.Vagans. Chilobrachy huahini. And 2 H.Gigas. Can't WAIT! Man I love GBBs

I was given this spider as a t.vagans. the second I saw its legs I knew I had something different lol. I could tell it was a dwarf from its stumpy legs haha. Thanks again for the ID

Thank you

Went to the Calgary Reptile Expo today and picked up 5 spiderlings. Aphonopelma Seemanni Davus Pentaloris Brachypelma Smithi Nhandu Chromatus Pterinopelma Sazimai Hope I spelt them all right, can't wait to watch these babies grow. What's everyone else added lately?

Definitely looks like mites to me. Do you have other spiders? Youre going to want to separate any that are infested and over the next couple days take moist qtips and try to rub off the mites you can see.

Mine just stays out in the open. I gave it a good started borrow with cork bark and everything and it just covered it.

How long has the spider been trying to molt?

Yeah just keep an eye on it. Not much else you can do.

Would need to see a picture of your enclosure to make a informed response. What that spiky looking stuff behind the t?

Its been a really long time now. Have you tried to see if she reacts to any stimulus?

Hopefully she pulls through for you. Edit: You could try helping by misting a little bit around her to up the moisture if you haven't already.

10 hours is starting to get up there. I've personally never had to deal with a stuck spider but I've seen threads here over the years. If you catch it early enough you can pull off parts of the molt and help her out. You have to be very careful though. But sadly this is in the minority of the...

How long has she been molting for do you think. It all depends on how long she's been in her old skin. If she's just started to molt its fine. Leave her alone but as time goes on the higher the risk of her getting stuck in her old exoskeleton.

Very typical behavior after a molt. Moving around and stretching out that new skin. No need to worry about it.

This right here. The medium and large critter keepers are perfect for these guys.