I thought I was above it all..

[antinous]

Any recommendations for heavy webbers?

No, I currently don’t have any, but I strongly suggest picking up some Phormics and Pamphos!

 

[Teal]

Any recommendations for heavy webbers?

N. incei! Don't let them being dwarves dissuade you... they are amazing little Ts. Bigger isn't always better! Lol

 

[The Grym Reaper]

Any recommendations for heavy webbers?

N. incei (or any Holothele/Neoholothele spp.)
D. diamantinensis/exilis
Any Chilobrachys spp.

 

[Paul1126]

N. incei (or any Holothele/Neoholothele spp.)
D. diamantinensis/exilis
Any Chilobrachys spp.

I would honestly would love a Chilobrachy, I just don't think I would being in a flat.

 

[InvertAddiction]

I miss my little GBB. It died from unknown causes right before it started getting its adult colors, had the jerky motions of DKS. Thinking back to all the spiders I've had over the years, I never bought another GBB. The M. balfouri my ex had webbed up quite nicely and pretty colors to boot.

 

[moshpitpanda]

Agreed, out of all the heavy webbers I keep C. cyaneopubescens is probably my least favourite, they're basically the poor man's D. diamantinensis.

You dont say? Well..maybe these other species are a little cheaper?

 

[antinous]

I would honestly would love a Chilobrachy, I just don't think I would being in a flat.

Chilobrachys get a bad rep sometimes. Honestly if you give them enough substrate and height, they'll be fine. I had one that I hardly every got a threat posture out of (only when rehousing) and it chose to dart into its burrow when disturbed.