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There will be other bugs (hissing roaches/mantids/millipedes) but a big hairy rose has to be included.

Thank you! It was a requirement from the employer, apparently this has always been his deal when going into classrooms. Not my idea, but I really want the job, so gotta do what I gotta do! Spider will be loved, adored and cherished.

The reason a Chile Rose is a requirement is mostly due to the schools not wanting anything known to be dangerous/fast/nasty in the classroom if it was to get out. Not so it can be cuddled by the kiddos.

Ok so just to be clear, I have kept Ts for over 17 years now, and plenty of other creepy crawlies. I have never had any issues whatsoever with them. I have been offered an amazing job which is to teach basic entomology to a mostly younger crowd. This does not involve throwing bugs at kids or...

It’s possible. Not very often if so.

Thanks for the info! So I have a ton of Ts and other critters, but I have been offered a wonderful job to teach basic entomology to schools/groups/mostly kids etc, and one of the main requirements is to have an adult female rose hair tarantula, due to their calm temperament. I have been...

Ok thanks. I cannot seem to find any, at all for sale. I’ll keep on looking though.

I need a Rose Hair badly. Does anyone know if or when Chile will be open for business again?

Is your petco still selling Rose Hairs? Damn I can’t find one anywhere.

I live in Phoenix, Arizona, and purchased a large female clavipes in November. She passed away a month ago, but her egg sack recently hatched and my swamp cooled “bug shed” is full of slings, all independently webbing in every nook and cranny now ha ha. I doubt they would survive for long...

These are better bought as adults because of the molting issues they can have. Keep them with available water and a place to burrow. Anywhere from 72f-88f is pretty acceptable, where the they live the temp can get down to the 20s at night in winter and summer day time highs of 122f. Let me know...