Thanks for checking out this weeks video! I hope you enjoyed it and I am looking forward to reading your picks for the BEST dwarf tarantula! Check out Micro Wilderness and tell Wilderness Nate that I sent you: www.microwilderness.com/
Luv the vids...but really hoping for u help on finding a female pam. Sp duran .. Dont want this beautiful male to go to waste.. If only i could send u a pic of him.. N i already ask m.w great guy he probably knows me by hati hati guy lol
The Spruce Fir Moss Spider in NC. Just found out about the species. Don't know much about it just yet...still learning more..Like your video...now back to finish watching...have a Wonderful night ...
@@fullonsociopath I just got a pumpkin patch t sling. First spider ever. But it's doing well from what I can see and has molted out once already! Fingers crossed it all goes well!
Happy Birthday Richard. After 25 years my wife finally agreed that I could have a tarantula with the condition that it be a dwarf. This is the video that helped me narrow down my choices and after watching a few of your species specific videos, I decided to bring home a Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty.
Great list! One of my personal favorites in my collection is my Kochiana brunnipes (Dwarf Pink Leg). She's bold, curious, active, and always has a great feeding response. Her webbing skills rival my GBB! A real must-have IMO.
I got me a C. Elegance sling. This thing is so tiny. I never see it until I put a smashed cricket in it's home. Speaking of it's home, it's a pee cup. It was a freebie and I had no clue how tiny it was going to be so my wife brought home a pee cup from work and we poked holes and gave Voor a home.
You have one of the coolest voices of any tarantula UA-camr out there. Dolichothele diamantinensis was what I thought was going to be the top but I'm glad it made 2nd. It's my personal favourite Tarantula and it was the 2nd tarantula I have got. The first was c elegans.
My absolute favorite was my Chilean flame. (It was called euathlus sp. red back then. I also had a sp. yellow that was even smaller!) She was incredibly chill and always curious enough to take a walk around whenever I opened her enclosure.
I have to say watching you you have helped me so much with my arachnophobia. I can actually be out in my yard without flipping out and causing a scene when I see spiders😂😂 I'm just curious can you do a video or 2 on species you DON'T recommend or the most difficult/dangerous ones to have? I think that would be a fun, lighthearted twist
I am also big fan of dwarf tarantulas, was just searching for any list for dwarf tarantulas, now you upload this very helpful video! You are awesome. Thank you
I love this channel! I have jumping spiders right now and I am ready to get my first tarantula!! This really helps me figure out which one is best for me!
I started out with jumping spiders too, still my favourite spider for their inquisitive nature and interaction we can have with them. It took me 2 years of wanting a tarantula until I finally got my first one, a Kochiana brunnipes dwarf t, then a GBB and C elegans. I had meant to get only dwarf species but I do now have a few of the bigger species. 2 months later I have 6 tarantulas and a couple more on the way 😁 Dip your toe in 😍
Dwarf T's are amazing, actually most of my collection (atleast now) are Dwarfs, but I must say H.colombia really gave me hard times during rehousings XD but still I love her so much. My favourite one is C.elegans 👌
Love this video! Watched it a few times and put several of these on my wishlist. Cyriocosmus genus stole my heart so it’s great seeing them mentioned twice! (Though absolutely no one seems to have C. ritae available.) Seems like few people are that interested in them. I recently got three (roughly 0.5-inch) Cyriocosmus sp Tambopata slings (one was a surprise!) and I am in love! They’re absolutely amazing. I’ve only had them a little over 48 hours but I’m surprised by how active they are already and how much they’re out and about. I expected them to hide in their burrows all the time, based on what I’ve heard from other keepers. Instead, they seem come out regularly to do some exploring, “redecorating,” and are already doing a little webbing. 🖤
I get my first ever shipment of tarantulas tomorrow and I’ve got two off this list coming. Davus Pentaloris and Homoeomma Chilensi. The other one that’s coming was on your top ten list for red tarantulas, the Davus sp Panama.
We got our first 2 tarantulas today and the Peruvian black and white dwarf was our first pick! 🌞🎉🎉 Also a Brazilian black and white🤗 I can wait to see them grow! Thank you for all your information! Your channel is one of the main reasons we have fallen in live with tarantulas 💖 Thank you!
I've had my D Diamantinensis sling for less than a month and it's already one of my favourites. A great eater, webbed up everything rather than burrowed so is always out as such a great temperment, not skittish nor defensive. My C Elegans sling is also a fave and got it with the D Diamantinensis, but much it's much more shy. My brother got a sling at the same time as me and hasn't seen his since unpacking as his made a burrow in the middle, while mine burrowed at the side.
I finally ordered my first T's today. Its videos like theses that helped me get over my fear of spiders and T's thank you. Cant wait to jump in this hobby head first lol
I've been thinking about getting a dwarf species as my first tarantula and I'm so lucky to have found your channel. I don't know how good of an idea is taking in cyriocosmus elegans as my first spider, but it stole my heart as soon as I first saw it and I'm still doing research on them to get one.
Nice E.king! They were my 1st breeders years ago. I must admit spiders themselves give me the creeps until I started noticing jumpers around my house and how curious they are. Then basically fell in love. Then just the other day discovered for myself the Brazilian Jewel! Must have!! Then seen your video and am sold on dwarfs! The absolute beauty and docile nature of some of these, who couldn't love em? So yes I will be starting a small collection in the near future, hopefully to add the black camel to the brood. Can't find any breeders state side at all. Did locate a shop in the U.K. that gets them every few years, so if any one knows of any state wide please let me know. Thanx for the video exposing the number of dwarfs out there!
Love it!! My Number 1 would have to be the H. sp Colombia the pumpkin patch tarantula. Dustin is sending me 1 next week and im excited but ive never had a 1/8" sling before some im a little nervous. Another great video though.
I have a pumpkin patch tarantula right now and it’s really cool because they spin webs that have intricate looks to them also didn’t know it was a dwarf tarantula till I got it home
I would have thought the Kochiana Brunnipes would have made the list but thanks for mentioning this species. I also have the Davus Pentaloris and when it’s out OMG the beauty of that one. I love both of them & hopefully 1 day I can add more.
I’m going to be honest, I used to have arachnophobia, I got a Texas brown as a gift and forced myself to hold her on a regular, I know she isn’t a dwarf but you helped me take care of her, so thank you
there's a really cool dwarf tarantula from the philippines and it's fairly common, its latin name is Phlogiellus baeri. ppl give it so much hate but imo it's a cool looking tarantula despite the lack of interesting coloration
So happy to say I own numbers 2 to 8 including an extra homoeomma chilense. Have a collection of like 35 that started around June 2024. Luckily being retired I get to spend a lot of time in what I call my Happy Room.
Hmmm, I have a feeling the number one will be the Trinidad Dwarf with the little heart on its abdomen. Aha! The Peruvian black and white, what a great pick! Someday I will add some of these wonderful dwarfs to my collection, thanks for sharing man!
Another one you could add to this list is the Australian semi-social pygmy tarantula-it could be considered a ‘dwarf’ tarantula since a mature female’s leg span only reaches 2.5 inches. They’re cool because the Semi-social Pygmies happily cohabitate with their young for periods of over a year. Not only do these patient mothers allow the kids to live at home, they also let their young feed from captured prey held in their chelicerae. Siblings share both living quarters and prey as well.
I know this video is old, but I loved all of the T’s you mentioned. I have several on the list, including the T seladonia & Brazilian blue dwarf. By far my favorite are the Homoeomma chilensis. I have two of them since slings and they are just amazing!
The Cyriocosmus genus got some well-deserved attention in this video, it's my favorite genus and C. ritae definitely is on my "want" list! Have to recommend all the others as well, especially C. leetzi also is stunningly beautiful.
I am a HUGE fan of the dwarfs and own several species. By far my favorites are my H. Colombia (large) and D. diamantinensis. Both are beautiful and unique and always out on display. My most wanted dwarf is the Euathlus sp. Red because of their striking colors and known to be quite docile. I enjoy your videos very much. I’m going to watch this one now!! Love the video! A couple of dwarfs I had not heard of before. On my wish list now! 👍
Good choices all around, though my fave didn't hit the list this time. If you don't have a Pseudhapalopus sp Blue in your collection yet, definitely check them out! We are working on breeding a pair of them right now, and if we are successful, I'm certain that Brian will have some of them down here in Princeton!
I just discovered your channel for myself and I'm definitely subscribing! My top pick for best dwarf tarantula is the Euathlus sp. red, I have two of them and I absolutely love them. after watching this video I have a whole lot more added to my list! thank you 🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤
Finally the video I’ve been waiting for! Please keep more on the dwarfs coming Richard! Help! I need help with a species I own, Pseudohapalopus Sp Blue, I’ve not found many care sheets and heard mixed information on them! A Tarantula Tuesday must!
I am definitely cover that species as soon as mine molts...I usually wait to cover a species until a few weeks after a molt when they're looking their brightest.
I was close, my guess came 2nd. I like your list, id probably rank them just about the same with just switching a few around. Love your videos bubba, keep them coming.
I got a Gabon blue dwarf baboon earlier this week and while I love it my husband is completely smitten😂. The little guys is gorgeous, webs everything up and he is doesn’t come out much but he’s a real cutie
Dolichothele Diamantinensis is the dwarf I have and I love the coloring. She (hopefully a girl) makes the most beautiful webbing and is an aggressive eater. I love watching her jump her prey and wrestle it down. I love your videos man and hope to meet you one day at an expo after this Covid-19 subsides. I am also in WV!
@@tarantulacollective The only one I've been to that's decent in this state is the Morgantown Exotic Expo. It was alright had a few T vendors there including Fear Not T's the year I went. The smaller expo's that roam the state throughout the year aren't that good. Maybe 1 T vendor with limited knowledge and it's hardly worth going to. They are lucky to have 10 vendors half of the time. When I lived in AL for awhile there was a huge one every year in Birmingham. You could spend all day in there and not see everything. If you have any recommendations I would be happy to hear them. I'm open to over state lines expo's also. Like OH and PA. Currently I've been window shopping more T's online. I like expo's so I can see the sling I'm buying. I like to see them in person rather than order one. Covid might change that though because I really want to order a G. Pulchra and GBB at the very least since those two are favorites of my wife. Plus if I spend enough alot of dealers throw in free T's of your choice depending on how much I spend. Then I plan on pre-ordering the Arboreal enclosure for my P. Irminia from Tarantula Cribs. I love their enclosures. Thanks to you and T. Kat for turning me on to them. :)
@@johnbrooks6257 the Steel City Reptile Expo in Pittsburgh had a couple good t dealers....but overall it wasn't that exciting. There is another expo in North Pittsburgh but I haven't had a chance to make it there yet.
This video has inspired me to start a dwarf collection. I do not have the Peruvian black and white and my T. Selodonia wont come until march but I have every other spooder mentioned in the video. Thank you for inspiring me to do so!!!
How in the world do you only have 33 thousand subs..whats wrong with people? I I found your channel a while back and really enjoy how you educate people about Ts. I personally am terrified of spiders but watching your channel and a few others opened my eyes to how amazing these creatures are. I'm now able to watch tarantula and spider content but still not able to handle any. Thanks for the videos!
Amazing list. I agree the cyriocosmus genus are the best for beautiful dwarfs. My number 1 would probably cyriocosmus leetzi or theraphosinae sp panama
Thanks for checking out this weeks video! I hope you enjoyed it and I am looking forward to reading your picks for the BEST dwarf tarantula! Check out Micro Wilderness and tell Wilderness Nate that I sent you: www.microwilderness.com/
Luv the vids...but really hoping for u help on finding a female pam. Sp duran .. Dont want this beautiful male to go to waste.. If only i could send u a pic of him.. N i already ask m.w great guy he probably knows me by hati hati guy lol
I am new at this but, when you talk about size: Is that body size or including leg span. So is three inches total or from head to spinneret(?)?
I love this video, the tarantulas are so cuteee
i consider the old worlds as GAS or Grumpy Ass Spiders anyone agree?
The Spruce Fir Moss Spider in NC. Just found out about the species. Don't know much about it just yet...still learning more..Like your video...now back to finish watching...have a Wonderful night ...
This video has solidified that I’m starting a dwarf tarantula collection.
Awesome!
Me, too.
Good luck to you. Just remember the slings are teeny tiny as well. My smallest was generously measured at 1/4" legspan. Looks like a bluish baby ant.
@@fullonsociopath I just got a pumpkin patch t sling. First spider ever. But it's doing well from what I can see and has molted out once already! Fingers crossed it all goes well!
Same!
Happy Birthday Richard. After 25 years my wife finally agreed that I could have a tarantula with the condition that it be a dwarf. This is the video that helped me narrow down my choices and after watching a few of your species specific videos, I decided to bring home a Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty.
That is awesome!
Great list! One of my personal favorites in my collection is my Kochiana brunnipes (Dwarf Pink Leg). She's bold, curious, active, and always has a great feeding response. Her webbing skills rival my GBB! A real must-have IMO.
Yeah the brunnipes is awesome
I just got one of these today 😁
Yes mine was the size of a grain of rice initially but is now a great eater and webs up nice 👍 one of my favourites is the Kochiana Brunnipes 😎👍
I wanna get a pumpkin patch tarantula! They are so cute 🥺
Yes they are, i just rehoused mine earlier. Beautiful little things
I got me a C. Elegance sling. This thing is so tiny. I never see it until I put a smashed cricket in it's home.
Speaking of it's home, it's a pee cup. It was a freebie and I had no clue how tiny it was going to be so my wife brought home a pee cup from work and we poked holes and gave Voor a home.
You have one of the coolest voices of any tarantula UA-camr out there. Dolichothele diamantinensis was what I thought was going to be the top but I'm glad it made 2nd. It's my personal favourite Tarantula and it was the 2nd tarantula I have got. The first was c elegans.
My absolute favorite was my Chilean flame. (It was called euathlus sp. red back then. I also had a sp. yellow that was even smaller!) She was incredibly chill and always curious enough to take a walk around whenever I opened her enclosure.
I fall more and more in love with the C.Elegans every time I see them lol
I love my jumping spiders so I figured I’d slowly work my way up on size but I can’t get past tarantulas faces 😖 I’ll keep trying tho!!!!!
I have to say watching you you have helped me so much with my arachnophobia. I can actually be out in my yard without flipping out and causing a scene when I see spiders😂😂
I'm just curious can you do a video or 2 on species you DON'T recommend or the most difficult/dangerous ones to have? I think that would be a fun, lighthearted twist
I actually have a video very similar to that...you can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/hpL1gU1-SEQ/v-deo.html
Awesome episode, Richard!
Shout outs & lots of love to Dolichothele diamantinensis. My very first & my very favorite dwarf!
Im missing the ideothele mira dwarf, because of its lifestyle its such a special one
I love tarantulas they are seriously the coolest animals ever
i couldnt agree more
Gold Banded sunburst dwarf tarantula ..
Amazing, i love it😍😍😍
I frickin love your channel! Probaly one of the best informative T channels
For me Richard the first one is Typhochlaena seladonia and the second is Dolichothele diamentinensis
I am also big fan of dwarf tarantulas, was just searching for any list for dwarf tarantulas, now you upload this very helpful video! You are awesome. Thank you
I've been wanting more dwarfs. My C. Leetzi might be my favorite T in my whole collection. Also I'm so glad you worked with Nate! He's a rad dude!
I just got my first Dwarf species today! Cyriocosmus Elegans from Fear Not!
Just wanted to say I used your code to order my first GBB!! I’m so freaking excited!!😁😁
That's awesome! Congrats
My wife and i were thinking about getting dwarfs for the computer desk. Cant wait. Thank you man. Very informative. Keep up the great work!
Great video richard.. loved the music in this one mate.. love the dwarf species all looked beautiful.. keep up the great work pal..!! 👍👍👍👍
I love this channel! I have jumping spiders right now and I am ready to get my first tarantula!! This really helps me figure out which one is best for me!
I started out with jumping spiders too, still my favourite spider for their inquisitive nature and interaction we can have with them. It took me 2 years of wanting a tarantula until I finally got my first one, a Kochiana brunnipes dwarf t, then a GBB and C elegans. I had meant to get only dwarf species but I do now have a few of the bigger species. 2 months later I have 6 tarantulas and a couple more on the way 😁 Dip your toe in 😍
Dwarf T's are amazing, actually most of my collection (atleast now) are Dwarfs, but I must say H.colombia really gave me hard times during rehousings XD but still I love her so much. My favourite one is C.elegans 👌
Hehehe...the snake break was cute! Hello Microwilderness! 😁👍
Nola says "hello"
Love this video! Watched it a few times and put several of these on my wishlist.
Cyriocosmus genus stole my heart so it’s great seeing them mentioned twice! (Though absolutely no one seems to have C. ritae available.) Seems like few people are that interested in them.
I recently got three (roughly 0.5-inch) Cyriocosmus sp Tambopata slings (one was a surprise!) and I am in love! They’re absolutely amazing.
I’ve only had them a little over 48 hours but I’m surprised by how active they are already and how much they’re out and about. I expected them to hide in their burrows all the time, based on what I’ve heard from other keepers. Instead, they seem come out regularly to do some exploring, “redecorating,” and are already doing a little webbing. 🖤
H Chilensis is my dream tarantula, I really hope I’m lucky enough to come across one some day.
Love your beautiful snake. Great video
I get my first ever shipment of tarantulas tomorrow and I’ve got two off this list coming. Davus Pentaloris and Homoeomma Chilensi. The other one that’s coming was on your top ten list for red tarantulas, the Davus sp Panama.
Im so glad you finally did a dwarf video 😍😍😍
I really like the phillipine tangerine, im not a fan of the OBT and this one is one of the other really orange ones
Great video
They are ALL absolutely amazing!!
We got our first 2 tarantulas today and the Peruvian black and white dwarf was our first pick! 🌞🎉🎉
Also a Brazilian black and white🤗
I can wait to see them grow!
Thank you for all your information! Your channel is one of the main reasons we have fallen in live with tarantulas 💖 Thank you!
My number one is definitely the Homoeomma chilensis, because of their nice colors and the fact, that they are extremely rare here in Europe
5 and 4.... close enough! My fav is still D. pentaloris! haha. Great video.
YES!!! Peruvian...I forgot about that one but never had one. I Love Love Love it
Insane video Richard keep it up
I've had my D Diamantinensis sling for less than a month and it's already one of my favourites. A great eater, webbed up everything rather than burrowed so is always out as such a great temperment, not skittish nor defensive.
My C Elegans sling is also a fave and got it with the D Diamantinensis, but much it's much more shy. My brother got a sling at the same time as me and hasn't seen his since unpacking as his made a burrow in the middle, while mine burrowed at the side.
I finally ordered my first T's today. Its videos like theses that helped me get over my fear of spiders and T's thank you. Cant wait to jump in this hobby head first lol
I saw a dwarf male (not sure of species) that was in a 2" cube enclosure. It could've fit on a dime with room to spare. So cute.
I've been thinking about getting a dwarf species as my first tarantula and I'm so lucky to have found your channel. I don't know how good of an idea is taking in cyriocosmus elegans as my first spider, but it stole my heart as soon as I first saw it and I'm still doing research on them to get one.
Nice E.king! They were my 1st breeders years ago. I must admit spiders themselves give me the creeps until I started noticing jumpers around my house and how curious they are. Then basically fell in love. Then just the other day discovered for myself the Brazilian Jewel! Must have!! Then seen your video and am sold on dwarfs! The absolute beauty and docile nature of some of these, who couldn't love em? So yes I will be starting a small collection in the near future, hopefully to add the black camel to the brood. Can't find any breeders state side at all. Did locate a shop in the U.K. that gets them every few years, so if any one knows of any state wide please let me know. Thanx for the video exposing the number of dwarfs out there!
Dwarfs are sooo cute! Whole world of minature! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🕷🕷🕷🕷
All the Brazilian Ts are gorgeous!
Aw dang I thought elegans was the number one for sure but I still love the species you put on top!
Lmao when you introduced the gold banded sunburst you dropped the intro music for it like that thing was stone colds cousin. 🤣🤣
I'm getting the flame dwarf as soon as the weather here gets a little warmer. Looks like a perfect T for a beginner!
I figured you'd pick d. Diamantinesis for #1. I love dwarf species. H. Villosella is amazing as well. They all are!
The Chilean Dwarf Flame has such a cute walk 😊 awww
Thanks for the discount code. Just ordered my first T! Got a GBB!
Love it!! My Number 1 would have to be the H. sp Colombia the pumpkin patch tarantula. Dustin is sending me 1 next week and im excited but ive never had a 1/8" sling before some im a little nervous. Another great video though.
Thanks my friend!
I have a pumpkin patch tarantula right now and it’s really cool because they spin webs that have intricate looks to them also didn’t know it was a dwarf tarantula till I got it home
I would have thought the Kochiana Brunnipes would have made the list but thanks for mentioning this species. I also have the Davus Pentaloris and when it’s out OMG the beauty of that one. I love both of them & hopefully 1 day I can add more.
I’m going to be honest, I used to have arachnophobia, I got a Texas brown as a gift and forced myself to hold her on a regular, I know she isn’t a dwarf but you helped me take care of her, so thank you
there's a really cool dwarf tarantula from the philippines and it's fairly common, its latin name is Phlogiellus baeri. ppl give it so much hate but imo it's a cool looking tarantula despite the lack of interesting coloration
got say this best tarantuala keeping care channel on UA-cam 👍 ❤
Thank you so much 😀
Great stuff yet again. Making me a fan of dwarf species....thanks.
So happy to say I own numbers 2 to 8 including an extra homoeomma chilense. Have a collection of like 35 that started around June 2024. Luckily being retired I get to spend a lot of time in what I call my Happy Room.
Hmmm, I have a feeling the number one will be the Trinidad Dwarf with the little heart on its abdomen.
Aha! The Peruvian black and white, what a great pick! Someday I will add some of these wonderful dwarfs to my collection, thanks for sharing man!
Another one you could add to this list is the Australian semi-social pygmy tarantula-it could be considered a ‘dwarf’ tarantula since a mature female’s leg span only reaches 2.5 inches. They’re cool because the Semi-social Pygmies happily cohabitate with their young for periods of over a year. Not only do these patient mothers allow the kids to live at home, they also let their young feed from captured prey held in their chelicerae. Siblings share both living quarters and prey as well.
I ordered one yesterday, can’t find many videos or pictures of them, going to have to wing it’s enclosure but I think I have it down now
I know this video is old, but I loved all of the T’s you mentioned. I have several on the list, including the T seladonia & Brazilian blue dwarf. By far my favorite are the Homoeomma chilensis. I have two of them since slings and they are just amazing!
The Cyriocosmus genus got some well-deserved attention in this video, it's my favorite genus and C. ritae definitely is on my "want" list! Have to recommend all the others as well, especially C. leetzi also is stunningly beautiful.
T seledonia is a must and of course the minatrix, columbian blue sp. And the Trinidad ❤️ love them all
I am a HUGE fan of the dwarfs and own several species. By far my favorites are my H. Colombia (large) and D. diamantinensis. Both are beautiful and unique and always out on display. My most wanted dwarf is the Euathlus sp. Red because of their striking colors and known to be quite docile. I enjoy your videos very much. I’m going to watch this one now!! Love the video! A couple of dwarfs I had not heard of before. On my wish list now! 👍
Your videos help me to overcome my arachnophobia.. Now I have decided to have tarantula and I am planning to buy one.. Thank you for your videos sir❤️
You are so right I DO need a tiny tarantula
Good choices all around, though my fave didn't hit the list this time. If you don't have a Pseudhapalopus sp Blue in your collection yet, definitely check them out! We are working on breeding a pair of them right now, and if we are successful, I'm certain that Brian will have some of them down here in Princeton!
Oops, forgot about the H chilensis, that’s pretty much at the top of my want list right now.
03arachnids has them for import preorder.
I must have watched this about 7 times and still undeicded on what to get! Lot of them look great!
I just discovered your channel for myself and I'm definitely subscribing! My top pick for best dwarf tarantula is the Euathlus sp. red, I have two of them and I absolutely love them. after watching this video I have a whole lot more added to my list! thank you 🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤🕸🖤
Welcome to the channel! It is awesome to have you! There are a lot of videos for you to catch up on...lol.
Very cool video. Thank you for sharing. One thing is I wish you would’ve gone into more detail about each spider but you know it’s your video.
I’m hoping to get a Hapolopus Columbia, and your video on them is a big reason why! Great video as always.
Happy Birthday! Definitely a sucker for Dwarf species ❤️
Been raising an Argentine Copper dwarf for about 2 months now still tiny but a great eater. Basic brown color but somehow looks great.
I love the..Chilean Red Flame.. beautiful, small and generally docile.
Finally the video I’ve been waiting for! Please keep more on the dwarfs coming Richard!
Help! I need help with a species I own, Pseudohapalopus Sp Blue, I’ve not found many care sheets and heard mixed information on them! A Tarantula Tuesday must!
I am definitely cover that species as soon as mine molts...I usually wait to cover a species until a few weeks after a molt when they're looking their brightest.
I was close, my guess came 2nd. I like your list, id probably rank them just about the same with just switching a few around. Love your videos bubba, keep them coming.
I got a Gabon blue dwarf baboon earlier this week and while I love it my husband is completely smitten😂. The little guys is gorgeous, webs everything up and he is doesn’t come out much but he’s a real cutie
I just got an H. villosella sling about an hour ago from my local cricket spot. I can’t wait to raise it👍🕷🕸
I never knew there were dwarf tarantulas! Now I need to do more research into them (I'm looking for a small arachnid pet)!
I've been waiting for this video!!!! I just got my first 2 Ts one of them was a c versicolor thanks to you! It's my favorite. Keep up the good work!
Dolichothele Diamantinensis is the dwarf I have and I love the coloring. She (hopefully a girl) makes the most beautiful webbing and is an aggressive eater. I love watching her jump her prey and wrestle it down. I love your videos man and hope to meet you one day at an expo after this Covid-19 subsides. I am also in WV!
I hope so too! That would be cool. What shows do you go to in WV?
@@tarantulacollective The only one I've been to that's decent in this state is the Morgantown Exotic Expo. It was alright had a few T vendors there including Fear Not T's the year I went. The smaller expo's that roam the state throughout the year aren't that good. Maybe 1 T vendor with limited knowledge and it's hardly worth going to. They are lucky to have 10 vendors half of the time. When I lived in AL for awhile there was a huge one every year in Birmingham. You could spend all day in there and not see everything. If you have any recommendations I would be happy to hear them. I'm open to over state lines expo's also. Like OH and PA. Currently I've been window shopping more T's online. I like expo's so I can see the sling I'm buying. I like to see them in person rather than order one. Covid might change that though because I really want to order a G. Pulchra and GBB at the very least since those two are favorites of my wife. Plus if I spend enough alot of dealers throw in free T's of your choice depending on how much I spend. Then I plan on pre-ordering the Arboreal enclosure for my P. Irminia from Tarantula Cribs. I love their enclosures. Thanks to you and T. Kat for turning me on to them. :)
@@johnbrooks6257 the Steel City Reptile Expo in Pittsburgh had a couple good t dealers....but overall it wasn't that exciting. There is another expo in North Pittsburgh but I haven't had a chance to make it there yet.
@@tarantulacollective We must be too rural for the good stuff :)
I’m a little late getting here but I sure do love your videos!!!!!
If I were to go in for dwarves I'd go for the D Diamantenensis and Rufoniger
I am officially in love with The Love Bug!😍
This video has inspired me to start a dwarf collection. I do not have the Peruvian black and white and my T. Selodonia wont come until march but I have every other spooder mentioned in the video. Thank you for inspiring me to do so!!!
Great video and some gorgeous little spiders. I don't have any dwarf Ts yet.
I love the D. diamantinensis! I was sure that was going to be number 1!
How in the world do you only have 33 thousand subs..whats wrong with people? I I found your channel a while back and really enjoy how you educate people about Ts. I personally am terrified of spiders but watching your channel and a few others opened my eyes to how amazing these creatures are. I'm now able to watch tarantula and spider content but still not able to handle any. Thanks for the videos!
I just love the dwarfs and thank you for this video. This helps so much to know.
You are amazing bro love the vids please keep them coming can’t get enough of these beautiful guys.
I don’t know much about dwarf Ts but my fav after watching your vid is number 10
Yo I’m thankful you have the resources page on your website, I bought four females from microwilderness bcuz of that resource page!
I'm going to guess #1 is Homeomma chilensis! Such a striking dwarf, and my dream T! Probably just my own biased guess, we'll see! lol
#3 ! Not too bad of a guess!
Incei gold. Feels like i am feeding my jewellery xD
Amazing list. I agree the cyriocosmus genus are the best for beautiful dwarfs. My number 1 would probably cyriocosmus leetzi or theraphosinae sp panama
Great video got a lot of love for these little tarantulas .
Glad you enjoyed
I Hava a Cyriocosmus perezmilesi and it's definitely oneof my favorites!