Videos

So, after a lot of thought, I ended up taking this one in. She was missing a leg and looking pretty thin once things started to cool down a bit, which was why I decided to grab her. She's been doing g...

In this video, I rehouse my C. cyaneopubescens juvenile and talk about some of the questions I get about this species. Included are moisture for slings, premolt signs, setup height, and appropriatenes...

A quick video featuring one of my female Heteropoda venatoria or "Brown Huntsman Spiders". For folks looking to keep huntsman, the H. venatoria are a hardy an inexpensive one to start with.

Finally, I'm ready to talk about my Eresus walckenaeri. Love this cute little booger. Check out Basin79: https://www.youtube.com/@UCdmDkmKeVp6Ghkm89qOunTA Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbig...

I hope everyone has a Happy and save Thanksgiving! AND, I hope that Billie forgives me for screwing up the top of her pie when I pulled the foil off to get a video of it... #shortvideo #shorts

VS part one - it's a battle of the Brazilians! The A. geniculata and N. chromatus as similar-looking tarantulas that often get confused with each other. Each species has its own fans...which one is yo...

In this episode, we take a look at one of my all-time favorite species, the G. pulchripes or Chaco Goldenknee. Tom's Big Spiders Website: https://tomsbigspiders.com/ Tom's Big Spiders Podcast: https:...

For those who think that all tarantulas are just big brown spiders (NOT that there is anything wrong with the brown ones!), this one is for you. And for those of you who are into keeping spiders, fee...

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/...