10:03 awwww. her wikkle paw ! that's adorable.

I just rehoused my little juvenile Straight Horned, and I swear the little guy was so chill that I bet he (or she?) would have crawled onto my hand. Love the little guy! 😂

At least this one has a cool common name, poor blue front tarantula

Hello great video information and rehouseing Tom

I love the Horned Baboons I love the what I call ODD BALL appearance

Beautiful spider ❤️,Also personally I'm a fan of your quick rehouseing to not stress out the spiders or risk escape

Great rehouse as always, learning every time Im watching 😊

Stunning spider great vid as always Tom 😊

Beautiful spider :) Always a good sign to see that they don't feel threatened and don't give you a hard time. No doubt she'll enjoy her new home. Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)

Thank you for your work. I love your Videos, i learn a lot. Greetings from Germany!

I'd just finished rehousing my mature male one into a smaller enclosure and found this video straight after. I've got 10 to move this morning so play your videos and others in background while I work on them.

They are fun little spiders! I always keep slings moist, no matters speicies. I just piur in some small amount of water using a small praybottle with the "sprayerhead" screwwd off. I never bothered with pinpetts. The trick is to not let substrate dry out. If not dried, i have found no problems with water not soaking up. Nice video as always! Keep em coming!🙂

I’m terrified of spiders. All of them. Learning about them is fascinating. With a son, I have a feeling it won’t be long before he asks for one. It would be great if there was something cute with a little spunk that won’t come out at me if I feed it-and I would be the one feeding or it will end up loose in my house-but I would enjoy water attacks I’ve seen on Tarantula Kats vids 😂. Not asking for much 😂.

Ceratogyrus is a wonder species! Once my T albo male has finally passed.... This will be his replacement! When I am able to get more room for my T's I will be adding the T albo back to my collection. Hopefully it will be a female next time. I will be ordering 3 of a certain species in the future to hopefully get at least one female. As it stands I can only have 10 T's. Next year might yield me a better room for my endeavors. I am hoping for 30 T's, but 20 will suffice. Brighter horizons are within view! May they be bountiful without much hardship!

lol I just said on my rehousing vid last week that with the webbers I always take the old webbing and put it in the new enclosure as they seem to adjust faster. You don't get as much as the scared spider sitting in the corner in a stress curl. Great minds think alike :)

Lovely T ceratogyrus marshalli ita an awesome baboon

Awesome video 📹 thank you 🙏🙏🙏 I'm learning so much from your videos 😍😍😍

Great rehouse Tom!!! She's a cutie. My girl is really fiesty. I wish sometimes she would stay in her burrow, lol. I gave her a few inches of substrate, she created quite a few entrances and exits but she stays out in the open 98% of the time which leaves no time to do maintenance, lol. Tyfs God bless you

Tom I watch your videos and enjoy every video you put out. To your question about my ince gold I got it when it was a 1/2 and it molted about 3 weeks ago and it's 1 1/2 now. I also have a rear horn baboon as well and upgraded to a medium criter keeper for it as well. I keep my house at 74 degrees and they do excellent at that temperature. The one baboon species that I would recommend for you is a Gabon blue drawf baboon. What I've noticed with the baboon species web up their entire enclosures.

Awesome video Tom! Beautiful T you've got there! I love the starburst pattern on the carapace. Look up Ceratogyrus attonitifer :) Found it while browsing tarantupedia and adding new stuff to my wishlist and immediately knew I had to tell you about it- lol! Thanks again for being my anti-nightmare video after binge watching analog horror! Keep up the great work! - Charlotte

Hello from Upper Hutt New Zealand. Cool spider, interesting genus. If we could keep these here I'd definitely get one.

Thanks Tom and family. Lots of love and respect and greetings from me in Amsterdam the Netherlands 💞👋

As always it was a great video! Beautiful spider! Thank you for sharing 🙂

Hey Tom I know they're quite a dry species but they do have a monsoon season so then being moist is ok over period of time I've noticed that's a nice tarantula

My day is complete now after watching another informative, and concise video. Thanks Tom for your valuable contribution to hobby!!! Best wishes!

Great video as always

Happy Thanksgiving to you & yours 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🕷❤🕷

Brilliant video as usual Tom, and what a stunning species featured.

Lovely species! My most recently acquired species of the 4 old worlds I currently keep. She's very chill, great video to show how relaxed they can be when worked with appropriately.

Awesome video tom. I'm getting one of these species in next few weeks . A young juvi. About nearly 2 inches. So great advice buddy

Actually, compared to my T. albopilosus witch,(talked to the person who had her, we think she was Wild Caught. ) but your C. Marshall seems to be pretty chill. Glad you and Billie had a great Thanksgiving. My family wasn't doing anything, just finger foods and deli meats. So one of the local churches does an annual free Thanksgiving Dinner, so I grabbed two of those. One for me and one for my friend, and landlord, as well. And as usual, I did my grandmother "uber driver" getting my granddaughters to work. LOL. Hey. Gives me something to do and time to talk about stuff. Keep warm and Safe you two!

Love how we talk to our Ts thinking they understand us, telling her no don’t go back in,lol. Another great video Tom, always learn something new or a different way to do something when I watch your vids. Nice job getting her in the new enclosure.

Glad you had a great Thanksgiving Tom! This species is so underated its good you are making a video on this one. Great video!

I always put some old webbing or even a piece of an old hide for them and they always hang out in that area at first so I totally agree it helps reduce the stress on the spider from being plucked out of its comfort zone!

Great video as always Tom! Glad you enjoyed Thanksgiving! 🕷❣❣❣🕷

Thanks for the video! It’s always so helpful to watch the way you rehouse and set up enclosures. I was curious about your thoughts on the depth of substrate for the ceratogyrus genus. I was led to believe that they needed some depth so I set up my c darlingi sling with a substrate about 6 or 8 x its dls. I can see here that your set up is much more shallow than I expected. Just want to make sure I’m setting mine up right. Thanks!

Amazing video once again Tom. I really like this species and I am hoping to pick up a few this next year. Take care of yourself. Take care. Ibnsarachnids aka rob

I’m going to have to get a Toms big spiders shirt to wear when we play😆

finally i see her again ❤️

This video came at the perfect time, I got a juvenile C marshalli in a mystery box today! Great video as always Tom 🕷🕸

Be careful to remove that tape on the outside. It’s a risky to leave it because you never know if your spider will end up on that tape with a toe or body. Keep tape away from your T.

You’re brave for letting it sit there in the catch cup open. Mine would have been across the table lol. Nice work Tom.

Hi Tom, very nice video! I recently bought a new Marshalli sling to replace my weirdo male that probably dont have to long left. About the male tho, he molted out fairly quickly, maby after 9 months or so and he was tiny for a male. But he had clear hooks and palps and all. The little dude keept eating and digging around like normal. Then something weird happened. He molted again! As far as i can tell this is super rare and often ends with the male dying in the molt or loosing its palps but my little dude was fine. But just a month ago when i opened upp his cage for feeding it had happened AGAIN! And again he was alive and well. As far as i can tell he has no damage. Have you ever heard of something like this before? Regards Johan

How are you doing Tom? Hope all is well bro. Keep on grinding OG!

I just got one a couple days ago and this was helpful and validating. There’s a bunch of gatekeeping right now when it comes to humidity and a lot of spiders are dying when it comes to bad molts and compaction. I tend to stay away from dubias because I prefer to feed a not so crunchy and hard food. And I keep humidity in all my enclosures, it just depends on the spider in what way I do so. People are telling me I’m wrong for this and I’m risking death on my spiders, the same people who have experienced bad molts and compaction yet.. I have not. I think I’ll keep doing what im doing. Lol. First time watching one of your videos. I was pleasantly surprised. Im now subscribed.

Looking forward to getting my first ow. Thinking either a p. Rufilata or a p. Ornata.

both of my SAF C.marshalli and C.darlingi had been staying right on top of their hide and i find it odd. i gave them both about 5inch deep substrate and a cork bark hide and from time to time, they web right on top of their hides and had not made any burrow even when i made a starter ones. both of them are also on hunger strike for over a month now.

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I've noticed that tarantulas without the horn still seem to have a spot on their carapace that looks like a dent or dot in the same spot the horned species horns are located. Did all tarantulas have horns at some point? Or thought to have had them?

I have a question for you, how long does it ususally take for a GBB to molt and how long would you wait to open the burrow to make sure that everything is ok? The reason that I ask is that my GBB has hide herself away since about the end of October like the 24th or 25th and the burrow is sealed up tight as a drum. Thank you in advance for any advice you have.

Oh, so you have suscribers who bother you asking for updates? Well, lemme turn into another one of those pesky bastards: how are those teleporting H. maxima slings doing? I'd love to see an update on them

Hi Tom Moran there's a lot of species tarantulas in the philippines

I live in the philippines

Hey Tom random question but do you think it hurts a Ts eyes if you record them with your phone with the flash on? I've always wondered/ felt bad when recording my Ts

Hello! QUESTION, please! So. I live in a forest / rice field combo and lots of small spiders have moved in. Is it okay to just let them hang out? Every time I search for house spiders it's all about getting rid of them but I don't really want to get rid of them. Is it okay to keep spiders in the house, allow them to multiply as they wish, etc?

Do you crush the heads of Red Runner roaches as well?

Have you or anyone in the comments thought about using biOrb americas tanks they have some cool tanks but 2 specifically i want to try. There is an orb called BiOrb AIR it has a timed mister and air flow and mimicks the sun theres another one called BiOrb EARTH that rains and heats itself both are cool juat wanted to know if its possible to use for a tarantula

I have 2 crazy-amazing juvies of these. To my delight, they web heavily above surface as I've given them anchoring points and they have created awesome tunels underneath. They do bring up a lot of substrate so I've placed mine in cube-ish enclosures for a bit of wall height, else they anchor their web to the lid. I see them out all the time. They eat well, grow pretty quick and not awfully skittish for juvie stage. I absolutely love them. Look forward to seeing them grow.

Is C. darlingi more bolty and defensive?

Id still like to see they one that has the excessive large horn that touches the abdomen and would love to find the south American horned tarantula can't remember the whole name but hoffmanii

Just had one these early in the year but was male but was definitely a cool lil t to have don't keep them in a critter keeper mine stayed up by the top always had ta write where he set always cause couple times I got some finger taps lol hahah lil stinker his name wound up being I set here lol but aside that yes they're definitely a good beginner species if given the proper places to hide n all that they retreat