Species Brachypelma hamorii (a.k.a. Brachypelma smithi)

[sdsnybny]

I should have been more clear! I don't think anything is wrong with her at all, I was just wondering what makes that fleshy red/pink color, since in humans that color is cause by blood in capillaries etc. I have to assume in spiders it's that color for a reason other than being "flushed", if that makes sense.

Its the color of setae around the mouth parts so not blood (hemolymph) circulation youre seeing.
http://arachnoboards.com/gallery/tarantula-mouthpart.47772/

 

[Nevelio]

Oh, wow! That close-up really clears it up for me! Thanks for sharing that!

 

[Charles Dubois]

My B. Hamorii enjoying some shade under his tree

 

[DARAPTOR]

Love the decor
He looks so cute sitting there!

 

[Xane]

A little photoshoot.....

 

[corttubbs]

I got my very first T today! Super excited about it B. Hamorii. Nickname-Chili!

 

[PGRVII]

This is Beckii.

 

[OldeNaturalist]

Here's a new shot of my B hamorri - got the Sigma 105 EX DG replacement yesterday for my recently died one

B hamorii on instagram

 

[Skullion]

If this thread exists already, I apologize.
Feel free to post pics of your B. hamoriis.

 

[Rigor Mortis]

Hasn't been posted on in awhile but it exists: Species (Brachypelma hamorii) There's also a thread for the Brachypelma genus: Genus- Brachypelma