Linothele megatheloides - Rehousing, Husbandry and Myth Busting

Also some new info on selling and shipping Metallyticus splendidus at the end! I'll put a link to the ad here once I put it up.

[luisrangel]

😂😂😂 "This is probably what someone's nightmares look like, but I think they're cute"😂😂 That comment made my week.

[DonerPro]

you are the one out of 1 Million.
quality > quantity
effort > fast pushed out content

PLS keep it up. we and youtube need some on like you.

[Muckwickett]

This was the only place I could find solid information that covered all the questions I had. Thank you so much. subscribed

[taleandclawrock]

You have some spectacular animals, and such good sensible and informative advice. Belated congratulations on the babies...and wow..that last spider was a stunner.

[russemusique]

I just came across this video while looking for videos on this particular species (recently renamed), and I really enjoyed it! You have such a great sense of humor.

[misterydream]

Thank you so much for posting this!! I could almost find no information about this spider... this helped me a lot :D

[stugy]

Awesome! Been hoping to get this species (along with many other species) for a while. They are gorgeous! I can’t wait for more videos haha!

[doktorb.kloppt]

Good quality Video. I like the high quality animalshots and the way how you describe. Good content! Thanks for your work.

[ludvigr.r.]

Nice video :) Love the mic. thumbs up :D
I only subscribed last video, but can already see you are one off the best tarantula/insect-youtubers. Greetings from Denmark

[igris]

I absolutely love you videos in my opinion you should have way more subs for the amazing quality!

[mvtro]

Hey thanks for your video, lots of really useful tips and infos about these wonderful spiders. After two quite easy tarantulas i just got a Linothele Sericata and i can confirm they are just gorgeous spiders. Shame they dont live that much but i’ll do my best to give him a quiet and happy life. love all my little furry friends so much

[nephilaedulis]

Beautiful! Those spinnerets really are something. Quite a decent size actually

[TomsBigSpiders]

Hey, bud! I'm creaing a video about Dipluridae, and I was rewatching this video. I do hope that you are doing well!!! - Tom

[MetalJigRebirth]

Keep up the excellent quality footage of these rare and often unseen creatures! I feel like your channel could be a museum-archive for rare invertebrate species if they happen to become extinct in the future haha

[Spyder_King]

Very much liked this vid, my man. Made me laugh and learned things. Also this spooder just webbed its way to the top of my most wanted list

[nightmarecreatures]

Great video! Really love the husbandry and set up discussion.

[MiniZooTube]

awesome video! we just picked up one of these little guys (megatheloides) (also just found your channel, so liked and subscribed)

[grobaniteever]

I love Tom Moran's channel! Every educational!

[taranchies]

Really helpful and interesting info thanks! :)

[ryomahoffman]

4:01 it’s the same thing with true bugs. Bug is a non-scientific term for arthropod, arthropods are any invertebrate that has an exoskeleton, so therefore all insects, arachnids, and crustaceans are considered to be bugs, but there’s an order of insects called true bugs that make people very confused about that definition. My hypothesis is that they’re only called true bugs because they have a very stereotypical bug shape and look to them.