Hey there!

[DevinsCreatures]

Does NH have any restrictions on tarantula species? I think I knew at one time, but have forgotten.

No, we do not

 

[Noodlelove]

I certainly will be! I’m in the process of making a light box so it’s easier to take pictures of them, haha.

Oh I really can't wait to see what you do

 

[MBullock]

I love the paloma dwarf complex, we have some big ones here in ca

 

[DevinsCreatures]

I love the paloma dwarf complex, we have some big ones here in ca

It would be a dream for me to own at least a single specimen of each species native to the US! I have quite a few Aphonos— but the dwarf complex is definitely a favorite of mine.

 

[MBullock]

It would be a dream for me to own at least a single specimen of each species native to the US! I have quite a few Aphonos— but the dwarf complex is definitely a favorite of mine.

there's also a dwarf marxi complex and a dwarf steindachneri complex species, too

 

[DevinsCreatures]

there's also a dwarf marxi complex and a dwarf steindachneri complex species, too

So I’ve heard! Though, I haven’t seen much of them. Aphonopelma are so vastly under appreciated.
I really hope to get a couple of A. eutylenum for a breeding group soon— I have the other species of the Western/Iodius group.

 

[Yvonne G]

Welcome!

 

[Itsy Bitsy]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

 

[Spaced_Out_Cadet]

I’ve been around the hobby for about two years— but I also work for a living in the hobby! I’ve worked with a rather large variety of species/genres; both Old and New Worlds.

But my personal collection are what I take the greatest pride in, haha. I prefer to stick with US native Aphonopelma and aim to do a lot of breeding work, of which I’ve already started up a few project species. I look forwards to seeing everyone else’s collections!

Here is a picture of my very favorite perfect girl “Faelen”— Aphonopelma paloma. The absolute pride of my collection, haha. This species is beyond beautiful even with their small size. Though, I do genuinely believe that the whole genus is vastly under appreciated.

Nice to meet you all!

She’s gorgeous!

 

[Noodlelove]

I’ve been around the hobby for about two years— but I also work for a living in the hobby! I’ve worked with a rather large variety of species/genres; both Old and New Worlds.

But my personal collection are what I take the greatest pride in, haha. I prefer to stick with US native Aphonopelma and aim to do a lot of breeding work, of which I’ve already started up a few project species. I look forwards to seeing everyone else’s collections!

Here is a picture of my very favorite perfect girl “Faelen”— Aphonopelma paloma. The absolute pride of my collection, haha. This species is beyond beautiful even with their small size. Though, I do genuinely believe that the whole genus is vastly under appreciated.

Nice to meet you all!

She's so very cute your little girl