Magnificent type of tarantula🖤🧡🕷😊

They are so docile!

I love videos like this. Seeing them in their natural habitat is nice.

Cutest wild tarantula ever 😍

The most beautiful tarantulas

It is such a treat to see this lovely species in the wild!

Oooh my goodness! Such a beautiful and adorable species!! Love everything about em and their Halloween colors would love to get one in the future. It was quite incredible just to see them in their natural environment too.

They are a lot different then bohmie , Where they have dens an bohmie just use any cover they find ,even mine doesn't care about a hide at all ,o my god so beautiful,I wish I had spider like that in Maine , Hopefully the pouching stops ,an they wild population rebounds ,

I love watching your videos because it makes me appreciate my tarantulas help in captivity so much more. It's their wild brothers and sisters

Beautiful to see this in the wild.

Thank you so much for these videos, you are criminally under followed. The last spider you showed really displayed the differences we look for in the hobby, the first one looked to have the little black triangles at the start of where the first knee joint goes orange, and even the color looked darker. I would have bet money it was a Hamorii if it was in a shop somewhere. Again thank you so much, these videos help us in setting up enclosures to mimic the natural habitat perfectly.

Love that species so beautiful ‼️

Absolutely stunning and Great work! 👍👍👍 it's so awesome to be able to see them in their natural habitat! 😁

Adorable ❤

Thank you very much for this video, it clarifies the confusion between the species, and perfectly complements the series of documentaries about this genus. I would really like to be there next to you, at least for 10 minutes :) Thank you, thank you very much for your work and your work, you help and inspire simple tarantula keepers from poor countries where people have no special opportunities to travel and do their favorite job!

That's a beautiful species

Incredible footage and information. Thank you gentlemen.

The markings on this one is totally awesome. It's like another spider on its carapace . 👍🕷🇬🇧

Beautiful! I love to see them in their natural habitat!

Its a beautifully colored T

Awesome footage Guy. Thanks for sharing 😊

Amazing the colour differences in certain areas great vid

Beautiful Spider! 👍🏻

How many times we go the same way back and forth everyday on our cars thinking about what we have to do instead of what we like to do? Our eyes look and don't really see. Sometimes we leave the car and walk the same way and our eyes discover so many things at the side of the road and.. they look new! We never recognized them before. Your skilled Stuff looks for these wonderful living treasures just beside that road and tells us to SLOW our lives to catch the Beauty

Beautiful creature. I miss my B.smithi.

Brachypelma spp. in general are so beautyful. I like their colors and how they are bulid. And they are always out in captivity! Love them, I need to get 0.1 B. auratum + 0.1 B klaasi, then I have them all (since the genus Tliltocatl has been announced=)). Keep up your good work man. Show us please Pamphopbeteus species in the wild, that would be awesome! Best wishes from Germany!

Excelentes ejemplares , Éxito.

Fantastic

Stunning

Beautiful creatures

Fantastic video. These are my tarantulas.

Excellent vid!

amazing that it can lose that many legs and regenerate them all back.

Great video thanks

I have a Mexican redknee tarantula myself right now she is a juvenile she just molted her 3rd time

Sorprendente la tarántula 🕷

Didn’t know that they could regenerate legs!

2:05 Because that is a Brachypelma Hamorii! The orange on the knees (Patella), does not continue on the second section (Tibia) of this specimen!

The first spider is a Harmori

6 and a half legs, bad molt?

It looked to be a female as well that is interesting considering the males are the ones that wander

Dichas tarantulas las deberían de cuidar y reproducirlas para que no se extingan

Is the first one not a Hamorii?💖

Hello, Would you have me maybe a source for the determination / differentiation of Smithi and hamorii? On the Internet you can find a lot about it, but I find nothing scientific. Everybody just claims something. I would like to identify my spider correctly. Would be great if you can help me. Greetings from Germany

Can you give me one? For my collection 😅