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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DeathByGlam" data-source="post: 169958" data-attributes="member: 32224">First off, thank you all for the warm welcome!My first tarantula is a Tliltocatl albopilosum (Nicaraguan), she has quite the personality. She blocked up the entrance to the hide I provided, burried her water dish. Very curious and food motivated- I would not put my hand near her! I was decorating her home with moss and she walked near every small piece and poked them to test if it was food. Very fast to bite tongs.(It isn’t sexed i just hope it’s a girl)[ATTACH=full]44945[/ATTACH](When I brought her home.)[ATTACH=full]44946[/ATTACH]Molted only once with me so far, made this little bed.[ATTACH=full]44944[/ATTACH]This is her now.My little sister owns a Tliltocatl albopilosum (hobby form) slightly smaller, but compared to mine it’s a pet hole. Was given a cave, entered it we only see it when it’s hungry. Molted twice since October. No picture of this one.. unfortunately Now! Onto my slings! Got them today and i’m excited.Cyriocosmus aueri[ATTACH=full]44947[/ATTACH]Managed to snag a picture while it hung from the wall.Cyriocosmus elegans(Smaller than expected, no picture yet unfortunately, they went straight into hiding)Cyriocosmus leetzi(Unfortunately no pictures yet. They were hidden too)Hapalopus sp. Columbia large[ATTACH=full]44949[/ATTACH]This one seems to be the most active- nearly escaped when moving it to its home. Fortunately stopped bolting and calmly climbed my finger allowing me to lead it in its home.Catumiri cf. argentinensis [ATTACH=full]44948[/ATTACH]Was surprised to receive this little guy. He’s a freebie i received with my order</blockquote>

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