I agree E.murinus for sure also H. incei and O.B.T my GBB is a big webber to but stays out in the open alot on of my favorite T's
Webbing species?
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H incei! They're tiny, glittery, speedy, hella-aggro with their food and web maniacs!
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I would also go with C cyaneopubescens, but it doesn't web as much as it gets older, but the most webbing I've ever seen is my Chilobrachys huahini. Every cubic cm of the terrarium is webbed up!
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i got my E. murinus as part of a group purchase but didn't know much about them before that. It is definitely one of the most awesome T's i have! It is out almost every night adding yet more web to it's entire enclosure. During the day it is usually in one of it's many burrows but i can see it through the KK all the time. It is also very awesome to watch it eat. This is one fast T & serious about meal time! i am very glad i decided to get this T!
My Chilobrachys fimbriatus also covers its house in thick web. It lives in the burrow and when i feed these browny purple legs pop up and grab it lol As long as i dont disturb it by knocking the tub by accident i can see it webbing every night !