Calling all t lovers

[Mr.T]

Hi guys and gals...

I'm wanting to get a T that Webb's alot I think it's fascinating to see a tank full of web not knowing where the tarantula is going to come from, could all you guys and gals on here give me some suggestions I'm new to keep in tarantulas so something reasonable if you guys don't mind could you take the time to maybe comment on a certain tarantula and maybe add a few pics for me to admire....

Thanks to all

Tom

 

[Tnoob]

There's a few that web a lot. I'm not totally sure. You're like me though. I love the webbing, and I can't wait to see more. My suggestion for you, head to fearnottarantulas.com, and look at their species description. They have that information well documented there. Also harpactira pulchirpes, and monocentropus balfouri are heavy webbers, and it's my understanding that they may be fairly docile in their behavior. My H pulchripes was definitely laid back.

 

[ilovebrachys]

The Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens(GBB) is a beautiful T and a very heavy webber-there are currently some pictures in the media section put up by member @Matthew

 

[Mr.T]

The Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens(GBB) is a beautiful T and a very heavy webber-there are currently some pictures in the media section put up by member @Matthew

I just had a look WOW amazing

 

[Tnoob]

I just had a look WOW amazing

GBB are very pretty. There's also a. "Aphonopelma mooreae" that looks very much like it. They might web pretty well, but from what I know they're new to the hobby, and I can't find much information outside of basic taxonomy.

 

[Enn49]

Some of my best webbers.

Heterothele gabonensis barely 1.5" dls

Thrigmopoeus truculentus

Caribena laeta

 

[Mr.T]

Hi enn49

They look amazing I really like the second picture.
Although you can't see much of their enclosures I think excessive webbing like they are in your 3 pictures gives it that mysterious feel to it I think they're brilliant thank you for sharing your pictures.

 

[Mr.T]

And just to let you guys no I joined this forum on Wednesday and I spoke that I had avicularia and I said that she hasn't worked I've been watching her tonight and I can see she's walking around the tank and laying webbing so hopefully shall have some nice tunnels or funnels or hammocks whatever they avicularia do

 

[Tnoob]

Some of my best webbers.

Heterothele gabonensis barely 1.5" dls
View attachment 38803
Thrigmopoeus truculentus
View attachment 38804
Caribena laeta
View attachment 38805

Those are really nice pictures, enn49.

 

[nedaK]

Hi guys and gals...

I'm wanting to get a T that Webb's alot I think it's fascinating to see a tank full of web not knowing where the tarantula is going to come from, could all you guys and gals on here give me some suggestions I'm new to keep in tarantulas so something reasonable if you guys don't mind could you take the time to maybe comment on a certain tarantula and maybe add a few pics for me to admire....

Thanks to all

Tom

Heterothele villosella is a good one if you are looking into beginner old world tarantulas. A good new world is Neoholothele incei, which can come in a gold color form (oooh aaah). They are also fairly common so finding one shouldn’t be a problem. If you want something that has an attitude I’d go with Hapalopus sp. Columbia large. They are very pretty. There are many I haven’t mentioned but these are the ones that I know the most about behavior wise and such. I just realized every T I mentioned is a dwarf species.

 

[nedaK]

Rare sight

• nedaK
• Jun 28, 2019
• 3

Neoholothele incei gold

Neoholothele incei gold color form. I never see mine so I don’t care if it’s a bad pic lol.

 

[nedaK]

Unfortunately I don’t have a picture of what a normal color form N. Incei looks like. It has a gold carapace with olive colored everything else, does that help?

 

[Mr.T]

Unfortunately I don’t have a picture of what a normal color form N. Incei looks like. It has a gold carapace with olive colored everything else, does that help?

Massive help thank you I really like the look of the Neoholothele incei lovely golden colour as you said thank you

 

[Tnoob]

Heterothele villosella is a good one if you are looking into beginner old world tarantulas. A good new world is Neoholothele incei, which can come in a gold color form (oooh aaah). They are also fairly common so finding one shouldn’t be a problem. If you want something that has an attitude I’d go with Hapalopus sp. Columbia large. They are very pretty. There are many I haven’t mentioned but these are the ones that I know the most about behavior wise and such. I just realized every T I mentioned is a dwarf species.

Dwarf species need love too.

 

[Arachnoclown]

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens GBB female
38 gallon tank

 

[nedaK]

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens GBB female
38 gallon tank
View attachment 38811 View attachment 38812 View attachment 38813 View attachment 38814 View attachment 38815 View attachment 38816

Love naturalistic terrariums. Beautiful spider!

 

[Tnoob]

That's absolutely awe inspiring. Usually I try to mind my own business, but I'm starting to be curious, arachnoclown. What do you do as a living in order to have time to care for all your spiders?

 

[Mr.T]

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens GBB female
38 gallon tank
View attachment 38811 View attachment 38812 View attachment 38813 View attachment 38814 View attachment 38815 View attachment 38816

Thanks for sharing the pictures looks brilliant I like the set up and how she has webbed it up

 

[Mr.T]

That's absolutely awe inspiring. Usually I try to mind my own business, but I'm starting to be curious, arachnoclown. What do you do as a living in order to have time to care for all your spiders?

That's a great question I'm a golf course manager and that's how I fund my hobby

 

[Tnoob]

That's a great question I'm a golf course manager and that's how I fund my hobby

Hell yeah.