Videos

So, a few weeks ago I posted a feeding video with my male L. fallax, and some folks asked how the female is doing. This spider is about 6" DSL (diagonal leg span) and sports a wonderful blue sheen und...

In this episode, we rehouse one of my all-time favorite tarantula species, G. rosea or the "Chilean Rose Hair." A note about temperament: Back in the day, many folks reported that their G. roseas we...

A quick short featuring my C. guangxiensis female. I misspoked in the video, because she is likely 10 and I've had her for 9 years. I love this spider, as she was the one that really got me into keepi...

In this episode, we rehouse and take a look at the care for Psalmopoeus emeraldus and langenbusheri, the Emerald Chevron and Venezuelan Chevron. Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspiders.com/...

This is a quick update on my Xenesthis sp. blue or Colombian Lesserblue. This young adult is around 6", and supposedly females can reach 8" in legspan. #shortvideo #short #shortsfeed

This is a quick update on my Xenesthis sp. blue or Colombian Lesserblue. This young adult is around 6", and supposedly females can reach 8" in legspan. #shortvideo #short #shortsfeed

That would be 5" in legspan, not body length. This is a mature male Linothele fallax or "Curtain Web Spider". These amazing animals construct their own homes from thick webbing that feels just like a ...

In this episode, I set up an enclosure and rehouse my Pterinochilus murinus Tete. Just a note, it is not "Species Tete." It's just P. murinus "Tete." Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspide...

I was quite excited to find this Dolomedes tenebrosus hanging out on my basement doors and figured that I'd get some shots of her before she disappeared for the winter. This is the biggest spider in C...

Well, it's been almost a year since I've posted one of these, and I had to do some feeding this weekend, so I figure...what the heck! 00:00 Theme 00:27 Introduction 1:12 P. ornata 3:18 G. rosea 5:25...

The Brazilian Blue Beauty tarantula (Dolichothele diamantinensis) feeding. These small tarantulas (3.5" or 9cm) are stunning. #shortvideo #shorts #short

If you'r a keeper in the US, be sure to check out the Tarantula Sustainment Project! https://www.ustarantulasustainmentproject.com/ Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspiders.com/ Tom's Big S...