Rehousing six Tarantulas

Today we rehousing several Tarantulas that are in need of larger enclosures.
3 Chilobrachys sp. Electric blue, 2 Poecilotheria subfusca 'Lowland' Pascal Lesselier and 1 Ephebopus cyanopgnathus aka the Blue Fang Tarantula.
Rehousings generally go off without a hitch but sometimes the spiders do not cooperate or just choose to make a break for it.
That happened twice in this video lol.
Thanks for watching my friends,
Biggs

[@amyesworldcatherinesminime7945]

Nicely done, with just a touch of drama! The pokie has the most pretty toes.

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

Lol always gotta have a an escapee once in awhile

[@craigscritterworld]

Brilliant video

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

That’s very kind

[@ChantalsCritters]

Great video

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

Thanks Chantal

[@seansspoods9521]

Hi biggs, great video, nice rehousings, love poecilotheria, I need more, and chilobrachys are stunning, don't have the electric blue yet, just the dyscolus. Always fun when you get a bolter though 👍🏻

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

Thanks so much, exactly keeps us nimble lol

[@The_Souldrinker]

You build beautiful enclosures, particularly with your use of spiderwoods. One of my personal faves to use, too! One thought for you though. Get a better handle of your volume controls in editing. The music you insert, compared to your speaking voice, is very loud. Make it more even and your videos will be that much better for it. Keep it up!

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

Thanks for the tip! I struggle with audio as I’ve lost a fair bit of hearing. I often get comments on the volume or why am I yelling.
My apologies my friend

[@The_Souldrinker]

No apologies necessary I just hope I can be helpful! I would say if you turn the various music you insert down by roughly half it will even out with your regular speaking volume and/or perhaps a better microphone. Thank you for taking time to respond!

[@tarantularamblings3149]

This is a great video, I use the exact same enclosures although i did have mt s.caleatum escape from one when the lid popped open .The spider actually came back into the enclosure after a week .th-cam.com/video/b3otHqpcwN0/w-d-xo.html

[@themadaquaristsrealmnatura2556]

Wow!