webs.

[Richard Simmonds]

One more Q. What is the best T for producing a large web, and i am looking for one which is,nt to aggresive.

[mike halewood]

GBB all the way, mine has done an impressive amount of webbing.
I must take some updated pics of her enclosure.

Mike

[Richard Simmonds]

Mike forgive me but i havent a clue what GBB is.

[mike halewood]

My appologies, its a Green Bottle Blue or the latin name is Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens.

Heres mine. the second pic is her first enclosure after one night..

[Johanna Turner]

I agree

Mine is currently poodling it's way around it's tank re-webbing it after I so rudely destroyed some going into feed it last night!

Going in to their tank is like a set from Raiders of the lost Ark!

[Robert Farmer]

One more Q. What is the best T for producing a large web, and i am looking for one which is,nt to aggresive.

Guess a P. Murinus RCF is outta the question? Fantastic webbings right enough.

[Richard Simmonds]

looks good Mike, i might have to look for one at the show. And would love a P. but just got to talk the wife into beliving i know what i am doing.

[Mike Conabeer]

Richard, although not a theraphosid, take a look at Acanthogonatus sp. they do amazing webs, will try to get a pic uploaded to my site in the next week or so.

Mike.

[Sonny Howdle]

definatly a GBB, fantastic webs and not real nasty, just a bit skitty, they do not hide away and are out all the time, really bonny spid and brillient webs.

[Andy Miller]

I have to agree with the above the chromatopelma cyaneopubescens is the best non aggressive webbing t there is.