There is a natural product that contains vitimins and natural supplements that can make your tarantulas colours stand out more, and generally make your tarantula look better all round.
I found an article: Here

I'm not sure what the "Joint power" product is? Maybe helps you roll better joints.

Not sure, but I bet if you feed your feeders nicely with fresh veggies and carrots, that will have a positive effect on your T's colouration, especially if they have orange coloured parts.

Otherwise a healthy and happy T' is a beautiful T'

just don't feed them pumpkin otherwise they mite turn into curly gingers .....

I would not suggest trying to get stuff into your spiders other than through the feeder insects you use. It is a good idea to keep your feeders VERY well fed. My crickets eat Carrots, Neslé baby milk powder, ProNutro and the odd wheat bran cereal. If the feeders are stuffed with goodness, the T get's what it needs.

I saw a few pics of someone feeding his crickets Beetroot only. The spiders picked up the red/pink pigments over time. He had Pink Pokies, according to the pictures. I am still convinced it was a Photoshop job, but in theory, it could be possible. (As the Pink in Flamingos is caused by the krill they consume in vast numbers.)

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that was exactly what i was thinking about and thanks for the help

I was thinking as I always do...

If you T is what it eats then what about feeding feeding your feeders the following. Bobmartin for hairs, redbull soaked crystals for power and stamina, anabolic steroids for size, and specific coloured roots like carrot or beetroot required coloration.

Just pondering.