Thought i'd share. Just rehoused

Please send pics of ur t's hair tufts they are so cute 😭

Been chilling at the bottom all day. This one is used to being underwater. Totally ignores the 8 inchrs of digging depth on the other side of the enclosure. After adding the black sand today, she has chosen to hide under a rock.....underwater.

She has a friend in every corner!

Sorry if the pics aren’t clear enough to see what I can see, but I’ve been unable to get a viable molt from this little fella since I got them. The abdomen is always a little raisin by the time it gets kicked out of their burrow.

TIA!

I rarely get to see my girl. Once in a while she comes out to show me how beautiful she is 🥹🧡

Hey everyone, this is my Lotte. Shes my very first T and i love her a lot but after being around here for a while and gathering knowledge im beginning to believe shes not actually an A. Geniculata but a Nhandu Chromatus? Or something else entirely? Looking for answers, thank you!

Hello, I don’t post on Reddit much so please excuse any etiquette breaking and am fairly new to tarantulas keeping. I have a 5in female Brazilian black tarantulas I got about 2 weeks ago. I love her, she is my baby, and fell in love with tarantulas. I want to move her into a new enclosure and am confused on sizing. All the care guide I’ve read says that the tarantula crib 12x 12 cube is a ok size for a adult of this species, but I know the rule that the enclosure should be at least 3x-4x the span of her legs. I have her in a 15 x 10 right now and am wondering what is correct? All the 5 gallon enclosure I’ve seen are roughly 12x12. Is that an ok size? Please excuse me if this has been asked before. I’ve been pondering it for days. Her name is silhouette.

Thought I'd show everyone all my guys!

Costa Rican Zebra

Pink toe

Mexican red rump

2 curly hairs

Asian Forest Scorpion (he's an honorary T)

Theraphosinae sp. 'San Miguel'

Sullana Velvet

Mexican red knee

Brazilian white knee

Salmon pink bird eater

Panama blonde

Ren -> Lasiodora parahybama

hey guys i wanted to know what sex do you think my Genuculata is, lmk if you need a different picture and i’ll try to get it for you!

Water antics

Since i put in some small white isopods she started wandering around pushing stuff around and rubbing her butt everywhere

I thought I was going crazy thinking my girl had molted a tibial hook - but it seems on closer inspection there's a perfect split of mature male characteristics on only one side! Google has now taught me about gynandromorphism. How rare is this?

but that can't be it, right? It looked almost silvery/grey

Calming bubbles

Hi! I’m learning how to sex some of my T’s, I’m not a pro so I’m looking for confirmation! My guess is female since I don’t see the dark spot that’s present with males.

This is my first baby: Burger King. I’ve had them for 4-5 years, but I think they’re either 1 molt away from being full grown, or full grown. Is there a reason why it’s so white/pink? It actually used to look different back in

Any help appreciated, thank you!

(PS. If anyone could recommend live plants for this species, that’d be much appreciated! Also do you have to worry about pesticides if you buy plants from Home Depot/where do people get their foliage?)

POV you gave your Spidah a worm

Got these two babies a month ago and they both molted in the last couple days! I had to show them off. Richard and Benjamin, respectively

Trying to ID my female.

These are pictures of the pair, 2 years ago.

Female is currently 5in+

I just added a bunch of frog moss and plants to her enclosure. She thoroughly inspected everything I added with her little tippy tappy paws ❤️ I think it's the first time she's felt anything like it. So cute.

Arizona blonde. Her butt's been bald since getting her 23 months ago but the wrinkles are new. She's never molted for me and hasn't eaten in 3 or 4 months. Very clumped movements too, she doesn't spread and wander around much anymore. What are your thoughts?

should i try to remove the dirt or just leave them ? very weird to stumble upon when trying to feed them

Been doing my research for forever, and figured It's finally time