Videos

I'm telling you, pictures and videos do NOT do this species justice! This is my juvenile Ornithoctoninae sp. Vietnam silver, and my LORD is it a pretty spider. This is an Old World fossorial species (...

Find Andrew Smith's Tarantulas of Costa Rica Kickstarter here! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lovetarantulas/new-documentary-tarantulas-of-costa-rica Podcast Episode about Ts that stay burrowe...

I've had some folks ask how the Pseudogomeris magnifica (Emerald Roaches). Well...we've got babies! These things are just so darned cute (yes, even for roaches!). #shorts #shortvideo #short

In this video, we'll be featuring quite a unique tarantula - the Theraphosidae sp. "Megacarapace"! Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspiders.com/ Tom's Big Spiders Podcast: https://tomsbigspi...

Let's end my summer break with a feeding video! This time around, Billie and I decided to feed all 16 "species" or color variants of Phormictopus that I currently keep. CORRECTION: The spider at 15:...

00:00 Theme 00:28 Introduction 02:10 Adult enclosure (ft. Authentic Joy Acrylics) 05:05 A note about substrate and moisture 08:35 Set up 20:00 E. cyanognathus "Blue Fang" rehousing 21:02 Sling enclosu...

I had a couple people ask me how we set up and feed my Pseudoglomeris magnificas, so here you go! I know that folks generally don't like roaches, and I get it. However, you have to admit that these ar...

In this video, we rehouse my Cyclocosmia truncata (Ravine Trapdoor Spider) and my Atypoides riversi (Turret Spider). Billie and I both enjoyed seeing these two out in the open...even if it WAS for pro...

In this episode, I present the spiders in my collection that have done the most webbing. Which species are YOUR best webbers? Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspiders.com/ Tom's Big Spiders ...

FINALLY! In this video, I will be rehousing three different adult and sub adult Theraphosa species. I've been waiting to do the husbandry review for Theraphosa for quite some time, and I'm so glad tha...

For years, we were told that "terrestrial" tarantulas only require a few inches of substrate and hide to be happy. However, the longer I've kept, the more species I've discovered that seem to like to ...

My Black Armored Trapdoor Spider failing at a few attempts before finally grabbing its prey. These are the moments that make keeping trapdoor spiders so rewarding. #shorts #short