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Thanks :-) yeah she is a good size, last exuvium was a solid 7 inch DLS and she looked a bit bigger. I agree they are a great species to keep, very under rated and worth the wait on them growing. I would love to breed her just to cross another species of the list but everytime I see a pic of...

Should you buy it? Hmm subjective answer for me would be no, I've owned one and had her bolt out of the enclosure and on to my chest! ( not the reason I dont like them) For me I'm just not a fan of pet holes, give me a big itchy NW terrestrial eating machine any day :hilarious:

Defo C.lividus for me..

Awesome! I'm defo gonna get another communal on the go! :smuggrin:

Found a nice piece of moss clad bark in the woods before the snow started so set a new enclosure up for my AF L.parahybana. Decided to give this vermiculite infused substrate a go as it seems to be all the rage now lol Still cant believe someone give this AF to me for free last year, shes the...

Looks female.

Female :-)

Yeah mature female :-)

All rights to Mario Hering the owner of the pics :-)

Actually yeah I would agree with you itslooks more like insignarius :-)

Id say Phiddipus johnsoni..

Thats a nice list although I did the whole selling kidneys for the new Pamphobeteus species for a good few years so I personally wouldnt bother with P.solaris but thats just me lol..

No the black spot is the patch of urticating bristles, the whole abdomen will darken and appear shiny on a spiderling in premoult.

Can you get a pic of it? Im struggling to visualise it..

Sweet not bad at all :-D I've also took a notion for a Harpactira pulchripes, not my usual type but seen a pic of Austin S's female in a lovely enclosure with grass and sandy soil and I just want :hilarious:

What sort of price sp. Rufus going for in your neck of the woods?

Kinda with you on the Phormingochilus never had any of the genus before, rufus are nice and have gotten considerably cheaper in the last year :-)

Another Psalmopoeus victori and hopefully it lives this time and Psalmopoeus sp. Alquitran :-)

Any Ceratogyrus sp. I ever kept didnt bother with burrowing they just webbed the joint up, same for C.fimbriatus. P.muticus on the other hand was in a 45 litre tall plastic bin with over a foot of substrate depth, which she utilised all of to the very bottom with a labryinth of tunnels and...

Hmm Im not an avid keeper of fossorial species, I have a had a few over the years but am no means the expert on them. With regards to clearing DTGs name hopefully you dont mean the s*** show enclosure she was trying to breed the P.muticus in?! :-0