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Typically, I do not name my spiders until I know the sex. Most of my collection is young, and some may have a nickname. Right now, my named Ts are:

P. auratus male: Dorado
N. incei gold female: Peaches
A. seemanni female: Paulie
C. cyaneopubescens unsexed: Tiger Butt (named by my 6-year-old)
A. chalcodes female: Wylla

I have a P. sp machalla and P sp insignis who are both very skittish and always kick hairs. They aren't named yet, but I mostly call them jerks.

[QUOTE="NorseDad, post: 201208, member: 30858"] Typically, I do not name my spiders until I know the sex. Most of my collection is young, and some may have a nickname. Right now, my named Ts are: P. auratus male: Dorado N. incei gold female: Peaches A. seemanni female: Paulie C. cyaneopubescens unsexed: Tiger Butt (named by my 6-year-old) A. chalcodes female: Wylla I have a P. sp machalla and P sp insignis who are both very skittish and always kick hairs. They aren't named yet, but I mostly call them jerks. [/QUOTE]

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