Texas Brown Tarantulas

[cat_named_noodles]

We have lots and lots of them out here! In one day we have found something like 10 of them within 20 feet of the house (just by flipping over rocks). We just observe them, take pictures and videos, them let them go.

here's a link to a video of the one we call BigGurl-she's in a couple of the photos above and lives under a rock outside our front door.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYM48p1cy28

 

[happy1892]

Wow, I wish I had some. Even if I do not make much money off breeding them I could get used to breeding and raising tarantulas.

 

[cat_named_noodles]

We have entertained the thought of keeping one in a tank in the house, maybe some day. But for now, just finding them is fun enough for us!

 

[cat_named_noodles]

Some more pictures we've taken:

 

[Crazy4mantis]

I wonder why these freak people out. They are quite cute.

 

[DinehCaveman]

Is Wimberley up in the panhandle? I'm from heck Paso. Have you seen their mass migrations? Oh and I really like that you called it Texas Brown instead of Oklahoma Brown. This was the first tarantula species that I kept.