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@dive2drive314 definitely not on Discovery, but I did write and narrate them. So thanks for the compliment. I still have a long way to go as a "writer" but I am trying.
@@tarantulacollective Well I definitely dig it. I like the idea of tying the global regions to the spider and the footage you include.. makes it more immersive!
@@tarantulacollective I think you mentioned poaching in this video. I was wondering, who would be out hunting the spiders and who would they be selling them to? I mean, if I were to buy a T, it would be from someone like you, breeding them in captivity.
Richard, you really outdid yourself with this video!! What a wonderful story, such essential information, presented so authoritatively. I would love to see this video go absolutely viral.
Male P. machala’s are the most stunning, vivid color purple I’ve ever seen on a tarantula! Thank you for speaking up about conservation. I am part of the Tarantula Sustainability Project!
So love these kind of vids and the colour of this T is absolutely amazing as purple is my fave colour , keep up the great work Richard looking forward to many more vids.
Absolutely beautiful video 🤩 top tier docu like video from the information to the beautiful shots of nature and the spiders 👍 such a great video, thank you 🤩👍
Richard , you have Excelled yet again with this documentary style video . Your narration and information is fantastic , Your time and effort in putting this together is just Brilliant.
ha,just commented that pamphobeus was my fav T with x immanis a v close runner up. kept both yrs ago and never tired of watching them go about doing their spider stuff
@tarantulacollective Richard, your enclosures are exquisite! The amount of thought that must go in to creating them is clear to see. And the production of your videos is brilliant 💯👌🕷️❤️
These are my all time favorite videos of yours! Nature documentaries have always helped me with my anxiety and I feel like most documentaries make tarantulas/spiders into these bad guys so it is nice to see positive videos about them!
Your videos are amazing - I haven’t had a T in years yet am awaiting the arrival of a new addition to my far out family - your videos have been catching me up on stewardship & just the passion for these amazing creations - Most of all your passion flows from your voice making the information you share palpable- THANK YOU 💕🕸🕸🕷🕸
I bought one of these 2 years ago hoping itd b a male, and after a year his colors finally started showing. And now hes stunningly purple and easily my favorite tarantula that i own.
I’m so happy you finally did a video on this T. I got one as my first T and I looked through your videos to see if you had a guide on keeping them. But today you finally did the video I’m very happy
What a beautiful video documentary, I love your nature ones. Just in time too to inspire me for setting up a bio active enclosure for my mature male Pamphobeteus Manga Negra, he has been mature over 2 years now so I want to make his remaining time as nice as possible so although already nice it needs a revamp. Cant wait for more of these documentary style videos, kindest regards, Joanne 🐺
Richard! I am trying to get deeper into the hobby! Especially with the naturalistic/bioactive setups. I've recently and successfully bred a pair of T. Vagans. I want to start selling/shipping the slings from that as well as some mature males I have. What would be the best route for that? I've heard ArachnoBoard is a great place, but idk where to start exactly. Do I need to create an LLC or get some kind of sellers license? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Great and informative video as always!
Makes me wonder a lot about what we actually do know about this planet and everything else that lives here w us. There’s so much life and we know a drop in a bucket of what goes on here.
My dream species 😍I just got a juvenile Pink toe and a Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird Eater sling about a month ago and they are thriving and they are the cutest little things. They both eat so well it’s awesome to watch. Anyway, I am just so excited to finally have my own Tarantulas after watching your content for a while and wishing I could join in the fun and wonder. Thank you for your awesome work.
New to this channel definitly here to stay i got myself a caribena versicolour its still a sling named peter parker 😂 ❤ i learn allot from this channel i thank you for that richard 😊
Richard what a great video and educational viewing..thank you so much for sharing this amazing video. I had a question...where can I buy juvenile Tarantulas not slings but the stage right after the last molt from sling? If you could possibly point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for another awesome video and have a great day.
7:27 you mentioned the Christmas tree pattern and I saw this and thought, wait that Tarantula looks like my "Caribena laeta". I think my sling Tarantula had the wrong label, it's one year old and ha an orange abdomen, and looks just like that. Thank you for your videos. Upon further review my Spiderling Tarnatual in Quaeston is a Puerto Rican Pinktoe Tarantula Caribena laeta, it's just the pattern looks similar to other tarantula species.
Can you do a care video or care file in your website about the Pamphobeteus sp. Mascara or Mascara Giant Birdeater, please? I really want one but there's little to no info on the internet. It'll be greaty appreciated if you can take the time to do it! I love your videos!
I would suggest you get a highspeed camera since most of your shots are in slow motion, and the low fps makes it look super choppy. Otherwise its a great video.
I do have a high speed camera and most of the choppy footage was filmed at 120fps and slowed down in post. It seems the issue is with the upload to TH-cam bc the original version doesn't have that jerky motion. I may need to re-upload it or something.
Hey so i need help, my T is due a feed and i have dubias for her, but my dubias enclosure has developed mold on its egg carton, and i want to feed my T but im not sure becase what if the dubias are sick, then i feed one to my T and she gets sick, should i not mind and feed her anyway? or should i buy new dubia roaches as to not risk it? i really hope you see this
Strange timing. I juust bought a MM Pamphobeteus nigricolor feom Nate at the reptile expo. He's a cool dude! Anyway, I saw the spider and wanted to give him some great "last days".
Could you do a video on IDing juvenile or slings? I have a unlabeled T, I purchased a chilean rose hair and caribeana versicolor and only one arrived, unlabeled. Seller is not helpful, and Facebook said it’s a Peruvian Bird Eater!! So confused!
I keep all my Pamphobetus tarantulas the same way and I have a care video on the genus you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/hrssTNNYGZg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Wqbb6TojgF5PB1ki
My gosh they are beautiful. Arachnophobes are missing out on some of nature's most fascinating, beautiful animals. That's not to mention the vitally important roles spiders play in so many different ecosystems. Their role is as both predator and prey. The world would look very different without spiders. Learn about them, information is key to avoiding fear.
My mom actually hates spiders/tarantulas/bugs in general. But she loves my p machala so much. She's started opening up to them now and now the household spiders don't get killed. I've always told her I'd rather see spiders then whatever they're eating, and if they're there then they're eating something.
i changed the substrate of tarantula because there are molds inside the enclosure with my bearhands. Now I'm suffering this kinda burn and itching between my fingers 😢. what' should i do?😢
No hate just feed back if u want it , but I like the old videos not really feeling these natural geographic videos can’t sit through them to long and dry. I’m sure u put in a lot of time and it’s well made just not my type 🤙🏽
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You narrated these videos? I thought I was watching a Discovery show there for a second.. or maybe you are on discovery. Lol
@dive2drive314 definitely not on Discovery, but I did write and narrate them. So thanks for the compliment. I still have a long way to go as a "writer" but I am trying.
@@tarantulacollective Well I definitely dig it. I like the idea of tying the global regions to the spider and the footage you include.. makes it more immersive!
@@tarantulacollective I think you mentioned poaching in this video. I was wondering, who would be out hunting the spiders and who would they be selling them to?
I mean, if I were to buy a T, it would be from someone like you, breeding them in captivity.
The colors found in nature never fails to have me in awe. The purple on the males is stunning.
Richard, you really outdid yourself with this video!! What a wonderful story, such essential information, presented so authoritatively. I would love to see this video go absolutely viral.
Probably the best video you've ever made!
Male P. machala’s are the most stunning, vivid color purple I’ve ever seen on a tarantula!
Thank you for speaking up about conservation. I am part of the Tarantula Sustainability Project!
How awesome!🙆♂️😀👍
So love these kind of vids and the colour of this T is absolutely amazing as purple is my fave colour , keep up the great work Richard looking forward to many more vids.
Absolutely beautiful video 🤩 top tier docu like video from the information to the beautiful shots of nature and the spiders 👍 such a great video, thank you 🤩👍
Richard , you have Excelled yet again with this documentary style video . Your narration and information is fantastic , Your time and effort in putting this together is just Brilliant.
Love that spider! Also please do an in depth video of Xenethis Immanis and other Xenethis species please!!!!
ha,just commented that pamphobeus was my fav T with x immanis a v close runner up. kept both yrs ago and never tired of watching them go about doing their spider stuff
So beautiful!!!! All of them were but those males😮😮. Tyfs God bless you
Top Quality, beautiful epic video. Going back for another viewing 👍
@tarantulacollective Richard, your enclosures are exquisite! The amount of thought that must go in to creating them is clear to see. And the production of your videos is brilliant 💯👌🕷️❤️
Beautifully done Richard!!!! 💜💜💜
Dude... your videos are National Geographic worthy!!! ❤❤❤
Hello great video information Richard
These are my all time favorite videos of yours! Nature documentaries have always helped me with my anxiety and I feel like most documentaries make tarantulas/spiders into these bad guys so it is nice to see positive videos about them!
Glad you enjoy them!
What a wordsmith. Excellent 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Happy Birthday! This has been one of my favorite videos you've produced. Always loved the vibrant tarantulas, and these are some of my favorites.
The production value in these nature doc vids is so good its easy to forget that these arent wild Ts
De super lujo😊!!!!!
Outstanding !! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Nice video keep up the great work 👍
Beautifully presented as always, visually and ideologically.
Always a good day when you post one of these!!!
Glad you like them!
There is something wondrous about the sheer variety these big fuzzy spiders come in.
Your videos are amazing - I haven’t had a T in years yet am awaiting the arrival of a new addition to my far out family - your videos have been catching me up on stewardship & just the passion for these amazing creations - Most of all your passion flows from your voice making the information you share palpable- THANK YOU 💕🕸🕸🕷🕸
2:38 Aww that little piece of moss it's trying to kick off its foot is TOO CUTE 😂❤
Wonderful video Richard!!
I bought one of these 2 years ago hoping itd b a male, and after a year his colors finally started showing. And now hes stunningly purple and easily my favorite tarantula that i own.
Love these videos Richard!
Absolute poetry! 💜
What a brilliant video, beautiful, so evocative. Thank you so much. I have learned more about these amazingly gorgeous spiders 😊
Amazing storytelling Richard. I love the visuals. More power
Awesome video love the documentary style and a good length video 👍
I’m so happy you finally did a video on this T. I got one as my first T and I looked through your videos to see if you had a guide on keeping them. But today you finally did the video I’m very happy
This one is on my list to get! Soooo pretty gahhh Lee! 💜🕷️🕸️
Pamphobeteus is such a beautiful genus.
I really enjoy your videos like this. A delight to watch and so informative
Beautiful absolutely gorgeous Goliath so so pretty❤
Great video man! You nailed it again!
I appreciate that
What a beautiful video documentary, I love your nature ones. Just in time too to inspire me for setting up a bio active enclosure for my mature male Pamphobeteus Manga Negra, he has been mature over 2 years now so I want to make his remaining time as nice as possible so although already nice it needs a revamp. Cant wait for more of these documentary style videos, kindest regards, Joanne 🐺
Richard! I am trying to get deeper into the hobby! Especially with the naturalistic/bioactive setups. I've recently and successfully bred a pair of T. Vagans. I want to start selling/shipping the slings from that as well as some mature males I have. What would be the best route for that? I've heard ArachnoBoard is a great place, but idk where to start exactly. Do I need to create an LLC or get some kind of sellers license? Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Great and informative video as always!
You go above and beyond 💪
Awesome video! Beautiful flora and fauna.
You really took it to a new level 👌🏻
Makes me wonder a lot about what we actually do know about this planet and everything else that lives here w us. There’s so much life and we know a drop in a bucket of what goes on here.
David Attenborough would approve 👍🏻
Beautifully Done Video!!!!
Thank you very much!
Happy Birthday Richard! 🎉 Hope your day is great!
Thank you!!
1st time to see a purple tarantula. Tnx a lot..
Welcome 😊
We love our Pampho babies! This was such a wonderful video to watch and super informative ♥️🕷🕸
Thanks for watching!
So when you getting a TV special? You're like the river monsters guy of spiders!
beautiful video
Awesome Video Tarantula Collective🙂
Nice work homes!
Awesome video, dude! You’ve just leveled up! 🤘
My dream species 😍I just got a juvenile Pink toe and a Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird Eater sling about a month ago and they are thriving and they are the cutest little things. They both eat so well it’s awesome to watch. Anyway, I am just so excited to finally have my own Tarantulas after watching your content for a while and wishing I could join in the fun and wonder. Thank you for your awesome work.
Glad you enjoy it!
Such beauty which sadly is getting destroyed. This must be shared everywhere
This awesome😊
New to this channel definitly here to stay i got myself a caribena versicolour its still a sling named peter parker 😂 ❤ i learn allot from this channel i thank you for that richard 😊
Thanks for the sub!
Richard what a great video and educational viewing..thank you so much for sharing this amazing video. I had a question...where can I buy juvenile Tarantulas not slings but the stage right after the last molt from sling? If you could possibly point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for another awesome video and have a great day.
My dream tarantula, the purple hue is so beautiful 😭I don’t have the patience for a sling, so im slowly saving for an adult
WOW!!!!!
7:27 you mentioned the Christmas tree pattern and I saw this and thought, wait that Tarantula looks like my "Caribena laeta". I think my sling Tarantula had the wrong label, it's one year old and ha an orange abdomen, and looks just like that. Thank you for your videos.
Upon further review my Spiderling Tarnatual in Quaeston is a Puerto Rican Pinktoe Tarantula Caribena laeta, it's just the pattern looks similar to other tarantula species.
Have you done documentaries before? You’re good
A few. Here are the ones I have done so far: th-cam.com/play/PLjBrtja7Q8uhos5c0u-GRVIydAnPnNd6t.html&si=XTdm7cg9GKOf-wOg
I have a "purple bloom". Pamphobetus SP Machala.
Such crazy growth rate and is awesome to feed.
How many egg does that sp have?
Can you do a care video or care file in your website about the Pamphobeteus sp. Mascara or Mascara Giant Birdeater, please? I really want one but there's little to no info on the internet. It'll be greaty appreciated if you can take the time to do it! I love your videos!
I would suggest you get a highspeed camera since most of your shots are in slow motion, and the low fps makes it look super choppy. Otherwise its a great video.
I do have a high speed camera and most of the choppy footage was filmed at 120fps and slowed down in post. It seems the issue is with the upload to TH-cam bc the original version doesn't have that jerky motion. I may need to re-upload it or something.
@tarantulacollective ah. Thats very odd. It suprised me since none of your other videos have this issue. I only noticed it on this one.
Why does that look like the spider in Arachnophobia???
Oh puh-leeze...🙄
Hey so i need help, my T is due a feed and i have dubias for her, but my dubias enclosure has developed mold on its egg carton, and i want to feed my T but im not sure becase what if the dubias are sick, then i feed one to my T and she gets sick, should i not mind and feed her anyway? or should i buy new dubia roaches as to not risk it? i really hope you see this
I liked the video but the thumb went red and the number didn't change I should say flashed red.
I aways like how there’s skulls in these vids
Strange timing. I juust bought a MM Pamphobeteus nigricolor feom Nate at the reptile expo. He's a cool dude! Anyway, I saw the spider and wanted to give him some great "last days".
Could you do a video on IDing juvenile or slings? I have a unlabeled T, I purchased a chilean rose hair and caribeana versicolor and only one arrived, unlabeled. Seller is not helpful, and Facebook said it’s a Peruvian Bird Eater!! So confused!
How many egg does the Pamphobeteus sp have ?
Richard I'm getting a xenesthis sp tenebris and can't find any information or videos on the care of these Ts PLEASE help.
I keep all my Pamphobetus tarantulas the same way and I have a care video on the genus you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/hrssTNNYGZg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Wqbb6TojgF5PB1ki
My gosh they are beautiful. Arachnophobes are missing out on some of nature's most fascinating, beautiful animals. That's not to mention the vitally important roles spiders play in so many different ecosystems. Their role is as both predator and prey. The world would look very different without spiders. Learn about them, information is key to avoiding fear.
My mom actually hates spiders/tarantulas/bugs in general. But she loves my p machala so much. She's started opening up to them now and now the household spiders don't get killed. I've always told her I'd rather see spiders then whatever they're eating, and if they're there then they're eating something.
i changed the substrate of tarantula because there are molds inside the enclosure with my bearhands. Now I'm suffering this kinda burn and itching between my fingers 😢. what' should i do?😢
I have a video on that: th-cam.com/video/ZwOkKdsXJy0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GBYPoF2zyOSM6_BV
Nice enclosure😅
Can you do a vid about a genic vs n chromatus i can't which i get both of them or im going to buy them both😅
Can you show how your seladonia is doing?
2:05 I feel sorry for the males, what's with the short life?
Jaguayers?
Don't make fun of my Appalachian accent...it slips out from time to time...lol
@@tarantulacollective I've never heard it pronounced that way before, that's all. Thank's for schooling me
👍
@@jonarooni I am notorious for mispronounced words. Especially "measure"
I didn't see a single purple spider in this video unless I'm colourblind?? 🙄🙄
You talk purty
Cool video, just another T though. They all look the same. Big slow and boring
No hate just feed back if u want it , but I like the old videos not really feeling these natural geographic videos can’t sit through them to long and dry. I’m sure u put in a lot of time and it’s well made just not my type 🤙🏽