There are so many T youtubers now BUT you by far are the most informative.

Thanks for this lovely overview! Couldn't care less if Brachys are "cool" in the hobby or not. They're big sized, long lived, beginner friendly and among the most beautiful T's around!

I picked up my first ever tarantula about 4 months ago, a little b.hamorii female. The second day I had her she decided to close off her hide and not show herself! After 2 weeks I grew inpatient and decided to get another tarantula, a little unsexed b.albopilosum. Another week goes by and my b.albpolisoum does the fricking same! I now own 2 boxes of dirt, no tarantulas to be seen and Im a little "annoyed" sooo I buy another one, a little davus pentaloris..needles to say she also decides to go into hiding. I now own 6 tarantulas, my b.albopilosum has molted! My b.hamorri is still hiding and my davus pentaloris is showing herself now and eating like a little monster. Tarantulas really test your patience sometimes but theyre so much fun! Your videos have helped me to not freak out over their weird behaviour and to stay calm! thank you so much for that!!

You are my go to for information. Thank you. I only got Brachypelma and I love them all. 🤘

I know this is 2 years old, but thank you for doing this video. I just rescued a brachypelma from a chain pet store and they only had it identified "mexican red knee". This helps identify her.

Ghost! I just saw them last night! Such an amazing show. Another great video, covering my all time favorite genus, by far!

Hey Tom, thanks so much for this video. I think it's probably been one of the most helpful I've seen on KZfaq. Particularly the information about growth rates/moisture levels and the hybridization. Great, great video geezer! Hope you and your family are keeping well during this awful pandemic. Best Wishes Justin UK

Tom this is such a great video thank you so much! Some of these I didn’t know too much about. Also I was having such a hard day last week and I ended up listening to like four hours of your podcasts on apple and it helped me so much with my stress and anxiety. Thank you so so so so much!!!!!

Love the Ghost hoodie!! Haha, I just barely got my very first T, a grammostola pulchra sling, and your channel was part of what inspired me to do it and also helped me feel prepared. Thanks so much!

Thanks Tom! You do a lot of good for the hobby and it's very much appreciated!

The most informative youtube channel about tarantulas. Been watching your videos for husbandry and care informations. Thanks a lot! 😃

Thanks for all the info about Brachypelmas! Really helped me a lot with my Ts. I look forward for more!

This has been one of the most informative videos on youtube!!thank you

Thanks so much!! You really help me a big time. I am a newbie keeper and your videos are so informative. All questions are answered!

Your channel is very educational and thorough, always appreciate your videos! I Only have three brachys as of now but this video is reinvigorating my interest in them!

One can tell that you are an academic my friend, this was a wonderful video. You are my tarantula keeper role model. Happy Thanksgiving!

Love all your Beautiful babies. Very Thankful for your teachings . Your the Best .

Ordering my B. Boehmei 1/3” sling tomorrow. First tarantula. Thank you for all the info you provide. Your videos and online articles are great, and I feel really confident. Just don’t tell my wife!

I’ve watched this video before. I’m getting B Auratum, B Albiceps, and B Boehmei tomorrow from Jamie’s Tarantulas, so I’m rewatching this to freshen my knowledge on Brachypelmas. Thanks for the great video

I just got a 1/2 inch Brachypelma bohemi (It’s my first ever tarantula)

The B. Vagans was absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the education as usual! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family (2 and 8 legged! ☺️)! 🍁🧡🦃💛🍂

I absolutely love you and your wife's videos. I am working on getting a Brachypelma Smithi and a Grammostola Pulchra. They are both so beautiful. Thank you for all your informative videos.

Keeping Boehmei, Klaasi and Hamorii. This channel is very informative and straight forward

Happy Thanksgiving, my friend. Love your vids.

The vagans looks so athletic ! Awesome Spider ! Thanks

Thank u.... I have a few of the Brachy's.... and yes... lol... can be slow growing!!! Keep the videos coming.... enjoying them

Excellent educational video, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Thanks Tom 🙏

Love your channel. Great information

I have watched your videos for few hours steaught now because I just got an email that my B. Hamoriis are in the mail on their way to me. My first ever spiders! Your sling care videoa were super helpful!

Love the BRACHYPELMA's, Good video Tom. thanks

Great video! You really pack a lot of information and I thank you!

Hey Tom, Great video. The Brachypelma is a great genus for us newbies. Great seeing and learning more about a few of the animals in my collection.

Awesome, 20 min. of Brachy's! Such a cool genus. I have 4 atm, got emilia and albo as 1" at the same time and albo is twice as big a year later! Both cute as a button though 🙂 Thanks for the video!

thank you so much sir tom.. very useful tips for beginners like me..

LOTS OF GREAT INFO, GREAT JOB

As with all you videos I have watched sofar, great info , can't wait for mine to arrive 😀 👍🇬🇧

I love the brachys. I now have 30Ts, both brachys and other genus, and I only need the klassi and auratum for my collection to be complete. Superb video.

Love my Brachys!! Just picked up a Vagans sling couple days ago. Got quite an elaborate burrow alrdy!

Absolutely love your channel anytime I'm thinking of getting a new t I always check you out as part of my research I got a 1cm Auratum sling a few months ago it hasn't burrowed at all always out in the open and it's so fast lol,,,,,,also got the Albiceps maybe a future one for your collection great wee spider eats like crazy can be quite flicky though just waiting on it's first molt in my care again only had it a few months as a juve,,,,,,keep up the good work and thanks for showcasing this species again

Super cool video tom, enjoyed watching. And also wanted to say thank you for inspiring me! I started posting videos of my slings so in a couple years from now I can go back and see the progress.

Favorite horror movie Texas chainsaw massacre. You posted this video same time I was looking at getting one for myself lol

I recently picked up a B Albiceps teeny tiny sling. My first brachy! And hopefully not the last one. Thank you for the vid Tom! Can't wait to see more.

I've been watching your videos and a few different podcasts and such religiously for months now and I can't wait to receive my very first T in March/April. Have ordered from the spider shop UK, I live in Ireland and unfortunately it's super cold here so shipping has to be done when the weather is warmer. I cannot wait to get stuck into the hobby!! Thanks Tom!! ❤️

My favorite species of tarantula. Brachypelmas are like puppies, I don't have to worry about some curious ones getting biten when I leave the house.

This video came at the perfect time. I want to get more Brachypelma. I love this genus

Loved it!

I'll be watching this as soon as I get home!

Great Video thanks Tom!!!

This was very helpful and informative Tom. I'm new to the T hobby. I've got a gorgeous AF Brachypelma Hamorii. I've had her almost 9 weeks now. The first 5 weeks she ate brilliantly, 1 meal per week. Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since her last feed. It's a noob thing to worry I know but videos like this help put your mind at rest. Thank you 😊

The BEST genus ever. LOVE THIS!!!! An Auratum is on my Christmas list.

Great video, Tom and Happy Thanksgiving! I have a few of these myself. boehmei, hamorii, albopilosum, and vagans. My vagans is a great eater and my albopilosum is a fast grower. I picked up a few of those hinged containers from Amazon and they are great. I tried putting acrylic latches on them but that required too much cutting on the enclosure to get it to work. I started using cabinet magnets and those work great. I also started using a little excavator clay in my substrate mixture to help firm up their burrows so they don't collapse.

Awesome video bud. I need to get some of these. I did like you and kinda skipped some of them. I just figured I could come back and get them later. As always bud. Keep up the awesome work and hope you and your family has a great Thanksgiving. Lol don't eat to much. I know I will. Lol

My female albopilosum went from 1/4" to 3" in about 18 months at a comfortable room temperature. One of the several reasons that I always recommend them to brand new people.

I love my Brachys! Great vid!

Love ur hoodie!

That's a really nice looking B. Albopiosum. Good video by the way.

After spending over 10 years wanting a T but knowing the other occupants of my house wouldn't be happy, I waited until they grew up and moved out, finally I have bought myself a B. Hamorii and I'm looking forward to it arriving.

Thanks Again Tom, big shout out to you and several others in my channel trailer just uploaded today!

Great video Tom! One note about B. Hamorrii/Smithi, I noticed all the info I found online states that they have a slow growth rate but I have experienced almost the opposite. Somehow, maybe the Arizona weather, my little lady has grown like crazy! She always takes food, and grew from 1/2" in January 2018 to just over 2" as of late September and due to molt any day now. She is super fat and still eats! Idk what her deal is but I expected a slow burn waiting and was pleasantly surprised by her speed.

Such a beautiful and great genus, so underrated

Really love watching your channel as quite new to the hobby and have really learned so much thanks to you educational video's. Thank you so much for sharing what you know it really helps people like me who are new and want the best for out T's.

just purchased a Hamorii yesterday!! ... getting my popcorn ready!

Hey tom! Ive found you on the poscast and Ive been listening to ur podcast for a week now at my work! Love it and time flies! Im trying to start the hobby with a brachypelma species soon :) Cheers from the netherlands

I have several Brachypelmas also namely B. albopilosum (Hobby form), B. albiceps, B. auratum, B. boehmei, B. emilia, B. hamorii, B. klaasi, B. sabulosum and B. vagans. They are very docile and hardy species. 😊

Thanks for this amazing video, I just aquired 3 different Brachy slings. Vagans, Klaasi & an Abby

i would really love an educational video from you in the wild haha, nice vid

Happy Thanksgiving to you

Awesome vid! Would love a detailed care vid on the Theraphosa genus!?

Great video ! I learned a lot!

Nice hoodie! I'm from sweden and has had the chance to see them a couple of times, great band :D also, thanks for a good video :)

Great video I love Brachys

So awesome Tom the you for the amazing and educational videos 👍

u kept talking about the exceptions to rules being albo and vagans, and its funny now considering the taxonomic changes and them being in a separate genus

I have some aphonopelma and grammostola species as well as an LP, but as brachypelma is my favorite genus I have 13 different species of that genius. Nice video I appreciate it.

Great vid!!!

Great video Tom, I have a few Barchypelmas now but like your self would like to complete the collection

Great video Tom

Awesome vid as usual! 🕷💜💜🕷

Great video full of information thanks Tom. Would you say the b. Verdiez care is similar? We have a T. Vagans she's doing fantastic. Keep you the great work Tom and family.

Terrific video! I have a B. Albopilosum and she's an awesome T. She does love to eat and would probably eat every day if I let her. I do plan on getting a B. Hamorii next.

My favourite genus! Got a hamorii, vagans and auratum myself. Still want more species :P emilia and boehmei are on the top of my list.

Thank You Mr.Tom Moran :)

Awesome video

Tom you have been finding too many ads for Black Friday. Ha ha. HAPPY THANKSGIVING> This was published on our wedding anniversary. 48 years. We celebrated with friends who were married 56 years! Together we two couples have been married over 100 years,

I just got my first T. Went for a Vagan. She is beautiful. Not burrowing atall at the moment.. She is just on the surface relaxing. X

Beautiful Brachys you got there Tom! My B. hamorii female is my first ever T, so I’m REALLY attached to her. Well done! (as usual) :)

Brachipelmas Bhomei. I don’t remember how but I have a molt from one. Even though I don’t own any t’s. Anyways, I really like these species reviews. Keep it it up Tom

Hey Tom! You are the only KZfaqr besides Richard from the TTC (always your vids first😅😉) that I watch for husbandry videos. With that being said I do own several Brachypelma/Tliltocatl but even if I think I know the husbandry I still watch one of your videos. Tomorrow my B. emilia arrives & you nor Richard has done a vid on this sp. I know you're a very busy man but just letting you know the big time KZfaqrs have no husbandry vids on this sp. I will keep her how I do my other Brachys, & check out a good care sheet. Actually I'm going to see if your website has a care sheet on one. I'm also getting my Versi tomorrow as well! Wish me luck! Thanks for all you do, I hope you know how much this hobby loves you & your work!

Off topic but I love the Ghost hoodie

Love the jacket have you gone to one of there concerts

Thanks for another great husbandry video. Love my Brachys. I’m seriously considering picking up an auratum for Christmas. They’ve been a little hard to find.

I love brachypelma so much, you def inspired me to get them, and I have five now! You should try to get a Brachypelma schroederi, a cute petite black brachy, you can't go wrong with that! Those are high on my want list.

awesome vid! I really want to get a brachepelma collection! Look how gorges are Gods creations!

I have had a Brachypelma auratum female for 6 years now and I love this species so so much. She is adult now. Here in Germany it is a pretty rare species to get at this moment so I am happy having one to admire her. Her name is Hermosa and this is so true - she is beautiful!

Your videos are awesome. They actually educate without silliness.

I LOVE brachys they one of my favorite! I have ten different species of them! I eventually want all that I can get in the hobby!

How on earth do you not have a B emilia? Come on bud we gotta do better. :p I am 100% with you that Brachy's are often overlooked by "experienced" keepers. I love all the boring pet rocks.

Awesome video my friend we currently have 2 b. Vagans slings about half an inch they both molted once since we got them even as a tiny sling one if ours throws up threat postures and eats like a champ

Love the channel. But i need some help choosing a new arboreal T. My h.mac just past away and i need another T. Would you have any suggestions that arent so defensive? I made the mistake of getting that as my first old world and my first arboreal. I wasnt completely ready for defensiveness.