Caribena versicolor.

As someone who has always has avoided new world species because of the urticating hairs - this makes me incredibly envious. Though I hear some new worlds will not flick hairs but rather they're there if a predator touches them?

Now this T's got styles.

This is off the charts

@Ciri C. versicolor and the Avicularia sp. have to physically make contact with you to get you with their urticating hairs. So just don't handle. Now, get yourself one of these precious floofs!

@RezonantVoid Floof Alert Level - MAXIMUM FLOOF ENGAGED. This is so going to be my next tarantula. I love this color pattern. Is care trickier than some of the more hardier genera like Brachys?

@Ciri there are some new worlds that dont flick hairs at all, though.

@Androxian their care is quite easy, if you do the proper research. Read through these two threads.
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/avicularia-care.291340/
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/avicularia-husbandry.282549/#post-2461396

@Androxian this color pattern is rare to me, and she was quite big for a versicolor too. About the care, like @arachnidgill said, its not easy as long as you make your research on them.

She whispers, "You know you want this."

@PidderPeets Thanks for this information this is exciting to hear. This is definitely now on my wish-list I'll have to pick up a sling in the next Toronto Reptile Expo!!!