Fluffiest / fuzziest / furriest hairy T's?

[moricollins]

Some less common ones:

Eucratoscelus pachypus (the rear legs are so fluffy)
Eupalaestrus campestratus
Iridopelma hirsutum
Sericopelma melanotarsum (mature males especially)

 

[Olan]

G. iheringi have pretty long hairs. But they stick straight out, so they kind of look spiny rather than purely fluffy.

 

[Garnet3942]

Hi there folks!
I just realized that i REALLY need a few VERY hairy T's and the sooner- the better =)
I'm still even close not as good in genuses and species as many of you, guys, so need your advices.
I have only a few T's that come in mind.
1) B. Albopilosum and B. Albopilosum Nicaragua
2) Nhandu Tripepii (maybe Coloratovillosus as well, but i still think Tripeppi way more fluffy)
3) Psalmopoeus Pulcher (?)
4) and of course many Avics.
I already have Nicaragua and now leaning to Tripepii as my next T. Any other ideas? Thank you for your help!

G. Pulchras are pretty dang fluffy they have a velvet look to them and as slings I have one and It's my only T but the legs are super fuzzy!! It's so cute! But I'm not entirely sure if they are that fluffy.

 

[EpicEpic]

Just ordered 2 "fuzzies"!

Female Juvie 3" N. coloratovillosus
G. iheringi 1.5" sling

Can't wait

 

[vurzachee]

N. coloratovillsus...IMO theyre the fluffiest Nhandu.

 

[basin79]

T.blondi. And they'll even share their hairs with you sometimes. They're good like that.

 

[EpicEpic]

T.blondi. And they'll even share their hairs with you sometimes. They're good like that.

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My beautiful new Nhandu came in the mail with an egg for an ass. Touche.

 

[Exoskeleton Invertebrates]

Hands down the curly hair. No other tarantula can beat the T. albopilosus “Nicaragua”. This species has hairs all the way down to their tarsus and on their pedipalps.

 

[nicodimus22]

Topic needs more L. difficilis, so...

L. difficilis.

 

[Pepper]

Megaphobema robustum hasnt been mentioned yet. I cant get a good picture of mine, its down the tunnel as soon as i open the lid every time, so heres something from Google