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Message: <blockquote data-quote="octanejunkie" data-source="post: 173433" data-attributes="member: 3872">I can suggest Psalmopoeus pulcher and/or Pseudoclamoris gigas (the OBT of the trees, sans bite)Though I only have these as slings, P pulcher is almost always out in view and has constructed a large hammock web above the substrate as well as a dirt curtain leading up to the trellis-type hammock. It is always out never hiding unless disturbed.P gigas, also just a sling for me, is very reclusive but very pretty and very fast. When mature it will be an all orange-colored blur with an amazing feeding response. Very much a hide and ambush type spider, it's speed is astonishing and it's a joy to watch when it doesn't know you are there lol.Don't over look the arboreal beauties of the dirt and tree.</blockquote>