Which is the floofiest T?

[GermanGamer7]

I was wanting to know which T has the most floof. I know curly hairs tend to have a lot but I want to know which possesses MAXIMUM FLOOF OVERLOAD. Any opinions help <3

 

[Rs50matt]

Brachypelma albopilosum Nicaragua is the biggest fluff ball that I know of. If you want something with more fluff you'll need a cat I'm afraid

 

[Arachnoclown]

I feel the Caribena versicolor is a underrated fluffy spider...

 

[GermanGamer7]

Alright guys keep it coming, keep putting your floofiest floofs out so I can decide. I'm already having a floof overload.

 

[PanzoN88]

B. albopilosum wins every time in fluffiness.

B. emilia are a bit thick and fluffy.

 

[GermanGamer7]

Day 2 of the competition:
Alright, here are the current standings:
1. Caribena versicolor
2. Brachypelma albopilosum
3. Brachypelma emilia
These are in no way the final standings, these are current. I may change my mind in the future as more Ts join in.

 

[Phil]

my contributions for 2 already mentioned (the brachy still takes it for me though as the last 2 pics should testify)
plus a few wildcard entries just for fun

 

[GermanGamer7]

Day 2½:
1. Caribena versicolor
2. "Peru Purple" (scientific name unknown)
3. Brachypelma emilia
4. Brachypelma albopilosum
Note- this list will be edited at my discretion as new tarantulas enter.

 

[Phil]

Day 2½:
1. Caribena versicolor
2. "Peru Purple" (scientific name unknown)
3. Brachypelma emilia
4. Unnamed, last photo from @Phil
5. Brachypelma albopilosum
Note- this list will be edited at my discretion as new tarantulas enter.

the last photo was the B. albopolisum (nicuraguan/true form) as was #5 in my post which was a close up.
If you are referring to the red coloured spider it is a Grammastola Concepcion (Chile flame zebra) the Peru purple Carrie's the scientific name Avic sp. Peru Purple (for now anyway as the Avic classification always changes by the minute! LOL) The other spider is a small juvie T. blondi.

 

[GermanGamer7]

I see. Which is the red coloured one, the first?

 

[GermanGamer7]

Also, what IS the scientific classification of Peru Purple currently?

 

[Phil]

Also, what IS the scientific classification of Peru Purple currently?

list in order of the photos I posted
1. Ceribena Versicolor
2. Grammastola concepcion
3. Theraphosa blondi
4. Avic sp. Peru Purple (still classified as this as far as I know)
5. Brachypelma albopolisum (native/true)
6. same as 5

 

[Enn49]

How's about Phormingochilus sp. Rufus?

 

[Phil]

and maybe the P. victorii?

 

[Arachnoclown]

Curlie hairs aren't even close to as fluffy as a versicolor. Even this guy can see that. jk

 

[PanzoN88]

B. hamorii is a little bit fluffy.

Another fluffier tarantula is the E. pachypus, though I don't have an updated picture of my female currently.

 

[smallbike]

omg I love this thread

 

[Whitelightning777]

My L klugi rates pretty high in terms of fluffiness. In fact, she's so fluffy you better be careful how you handle the molts!!

Fluffy or not, C versicolor is simply a must have.

 

[Rs50matt]

Fluffy or not, C versicolor is simply a must have.

This is possibly my favourite photo I’ve taken from the Ts I’ve had (which isn’t many but still....). Versis are amazing

 

[Whitelightning777]

Mine usually has been hanging out right on the glass, sometimes even the door in plain sight, which is always incredible.