They are ALL VENOMOUS! 

I realized it when I was editing the video 😅

New word unlocked now i'm gonna stick with it too lol

This is what makes your channel amd vids so much better. You rock. Keep up the good work

Exactly a lot of US youtubeur are lying about their acrylic enclosure

Pulchra actually means beautiful in Latin

I have one made with a similar technique right now in my land snail enclosure. They seem to like it. Have been climbing around all over the thing. But I would release the background and glue it back in using some silicone in the back, if your snails are big. The foam doesn't stick extremely well to glass. Especially if you add stones or heavy wood to the background, an adult snail could have enough weight to cause problems. Better safe than sorry and all that.

@@rebel4466 thank you for the feedback! i will keep this in mind, thank you

Same here! If I had to get rid of my collection, I would always keep my G.pulchra anyway. I could never part with her. She was my first, and also my favourite. Also the most gentle natured of all my T's. Not even so much as a flick of hairs, let alone a threat pose.

I ship my merch to US ^^

any grammostola, tliltocatl or brachypelma

You can't go wrong with a Grammostola. The only downside is, you very rarely can find an adult one, and if you buy a spiderling, it literally takes years until it looks anything like the T's that are in this video. I bet both of these are atleast 5 or 6 years old, maybe more. And they probably aren't even fully grown yet.

weinstadt tarantula expo!

no idea!

Maybe you could investigate? I've been wanting to try out Tarantula Cribs enclosures for a while. Would be a good option....?

Be careful! That is the main bit of advice, especially if you are not experienced with fast old world T's, the speed can catch you out if you get your fingers too close, and trust me, it hurts like hell if you get tagged (so i have been told). If you do have some experience with other T's, OBT's are pretty bullit proof, just keep them fairly dry, with just a water dish, not too damp with the substrate, which will need to have enough for them to dig, even though the like to climb and byild their nest above ground, give them the oportunity to do both. I think different forms of the OBT have slightly different preferences, and their behaviour (as in their preference of nest building and where they build it) changes as they grow bigger. Also if it is your first T, I would advise you to trade it for something slower and less defensive, (unless you really do have your heart on owning this particular species) only because it may put you off keeping T's, because the last thing you want is to be, is frightened of your pet. I can't tell you how to suck eggs, but I certainly wouldn't recommend any inexperienced T keeper into owning an OBT, or nearly any old-world T for that matter. Good luck anyway.

@@gutz323 No, This is my 4th tarantula, but he definitely my fastest

And its a nhandu tripepii also a ground type

They all look different, google their pictures

Tile adhesive I think! It's called 'Grout' in the UK.

@@gutz323 thank you.

@@jackrichmond9210 no problem! I'm pretty sure that is what it is anyway. I wouldnt personally use normal cement, only because it sometimes has chemical additives to help it cure and harden, it maybe safe to use, but I wouldn't risk using cement.

That’s what I thought pokies or Togo starburst or something like that

@@jackramsay2267 if I recall correctly no official study of their actual venom potency has occurred. Supposedly the pokies are most potent based on hospital treatment records.

huh? he got a huge enclosure, what are you talking about xD

@@TheDarkDen Oh !!! Ok very good 😂😂 I saw it on this video and it looked like a little square ! I was so shocked 😂

don't have it!

they both got mild venom

Go away then