Tarantula Wishlist

[Dupid22]

Or possibly the Avic Huriana. but this one is a little harder to find. But its super fluffy. View attachment 59233

One more then I'm done I promise (psst. I like the furry and colorful ones too)

Eucratoscelus pachypus the Stout leg baboon

 

[goldenpumpkin]

Or possibly the Avic Huriana. but this one is a little harder to find. But its super fluffy. View attachment 59233

I think this one comes the closest to rivalling the C. Versicolor and the Tliltocatl albo! The only reason I wouldn't consider this one on par with them is because it looks like not all of them are as fluffy as the one in this photo. I wish they were though, because dayum!!

 

[x_raphael_xx]

Once I get a little more experience of spicy T's, my wishlist comprises of:

1) P. ornata
2) P. regalis
3) P. tigrina
4) H. Maculata

More to be added!

I recently added a H. maculata to my collection (named her Betelgeuse), so my wishlist needs tweaking.

1) P. ornata
2) P. regalis
3) P. tigrina
4) P. subfusca
5) P. rufilata
6) P. miranda (I think theres a theme here)
7) T. blondi
8) G pulchripes
9) Pamphobeteus sp. manganegra

I also have my eye on some Question Mark Cockroaches.

 

[TokeHound]

Yes, I am! I actually came across that species in my search to find the fluffiest tarantulas hah, but in my opinion (from the pictures I've seen) it looks like they are slightly less fluffy than the Caribena versicolor. The reason I am going for the fluffiest ones possible is because as a former arachnophobe they are less scary looking to me lol

I am 100% with you. I have Arachnophobia myself and I got into Tarantula keeping for this reason. I have grown to love the fluffers because they look cuddly (not that I would cuddle a Tarantula) but they just LOOK less scary for some reason. Not a huge fan of any spider without hair. There was a Tarantula on Dark Den, it was dark brown, very leggy, almost bald, and SUPER long spinnerets. REALLY creepy species! (Forgot the name, sorry)

 

[TokeHound]

There was a Tarantula on Dark Den, it was dark brown, very leggy, almost bald, and SUPER long spinnerets. REALLY creepy species! (Forgot the name, sorry)

I'm pretty sure this is the Tarantula I was talking about

 

[goldenpumpkin]

I'm pretty sure this is the Tarantula I was talking about

WHY are its spinnerets so long?! I am terrified

 

[Tarantulafeets]

I'm pretty sure this is the Tarantula I was talking about

That ain't no tarantula, that's Linothele megatheloides

 

[Tarantulafeets]

That ain't no tarantula, that's Linothele megatheloides

Forgot to add, they are a funnel web spider species from columbia.

 

[NorseDad]

Phormictopus sp. "Full Green"
H. pulchripes
Theraphosinae sp. "Panama"
A. pupurea

 

[goldenpumpkin]

Forgot to add, they are a funnel web spider species from columbia.

I looked them up and Google says theyre called "funnel web tarantulas" *shrugs*

 

[Tarantulafeets]

I looked them up and Google says theyre called "funnel web tarantulas" *shrugs*

They are in the family Dipluridae, not Theraphosidae Very cool animal though. Makes very cool web castles.

 

[goldenpumpkin]

They are in the family Dipluridae, not Theraphosidae Very cool animal though. Makes very cool web castles.

That's weird I wonder why they're still called tarantulas by some sources

 

[x_raphael_xx]

I once saw a pic of a gray/black tarantula that had fluffy back legs and skinny front legs. He looked like he was wearing trousers. I wish I’d jotted down his name

 

[Teresaisrad]

I once saw a pic of a gray/black tarantula that had fluffy back legs and skinny front legs. He looked like he was wearing trousers. I wish I’d jotted down his name

Eucratoscelus pachypus, It was listed on this post too I think. ​

 

[x_raphael_xx]

Eucratoscelus pachypus, It was listed on this post too I think. ​

Thats it!! Me and my friend were laughing over it.
Adding to the wishlist