Hersh77tess
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P. Rufilata
GBB
X. Immanis
A. Versicolor
G. Rosea RCF
GBB
X. Immanis
A. Versicolor
G. Rosea RCF
What is the most beautiful T out there?
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TaylorC
Arachnopeon
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Man I don't know how no one has said Idiothele Mira!
ornithoctonus aureotibialis is up there for me too. I love that deep velvet black with the orange bands.
But the cream of the crop for me is def the M. Balfouri
ornithoctonus aureotibialis is up there for me too. I love that deep velvet black with the orange bands.
But the cream of the crop for me is def the M. Balfouri
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Yeah, those definitely look nice. I believe you've linked to a picture of Haplopelma sp."Bach Ma," though. Also one of the prettiest haplos and worth a mention here, so no complaint from me!
Arachtion
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Will240393
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My recently molted B smithi 
Piderman
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LOVE G pulchra. Big fan of the straight up jet black. Simple yet stunning.G pulchra
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All three, gorgeous. Love the O. aureotibialis.
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Mine are
A. versicolor
L. Parahybana
H. lividum
C. marshalli
A. versicolor
L. Parahybana
H. lividum
C. marshalli
I was so surprised to see that you were the only one to list an OBT as it was the 2nd I thought of. The OBT might be really common but it has to be up there doesn't it? However, there are many reasons why, when I was forced to downsize my collection to literally a single T, my Poec. metallica was the sole survivor. One of those reasons of course being because no matter how cliche it might be, they are still the most beautiful looking T in my opinion. Plus I'm a huge sucker for blue since the others that run through my head are H. lividum, L. violaceopes, C. brachyramosa, and I have always loved versicolor slings.
Hersh77tess
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Aww I forgot all about the G. Pulchra. Absolutely up there with the beauty's. Someday my sling will get its adult colors.. Someday...............
Exactly why I love them. There is something about the simplicity of their beauty.
oops my fault, I missed it in your list. Seriously if it wasn't for my infatuation with blue, the OBT would probably get my vote.OBT was in my list too!
To be fair I did list my top 14 so I don't know if that counts...
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HOW DID YOU GET GOLD LEAF ON THAT THING? It's gorgeous! What species is that?
I think M. balfouri might be the prettiest in my book. Something about the blue legs + fluffy tan thighs is such an appealing combination to me. Went to the petstore a few days ago and saw a M. balfouri sling for sale for 100$. Oh the temptation. Someday...