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For me, it's a cross between docile terrestrials and docile/colorful arboreals. B. smithi and A. versi are possibly my two favorite species. =)

Thou shalt need more than ten commandments xD How about "Thou shalt remember to replace thine cage lid, lest thy wandering Rosea end up somewhere unexpected"? =)

I only have three of mine named: B.smithi - Jazz (a friend named her) A.versicolor - Owen (I just like the name) G.rosea - Cat (she's soft...and furry...so she's kinda like a cat... xD)

Hey. -waves- I'm a friend of Robc's. He's always borrowing my camera to take pictures of his spiders...or else goading me into taking them. xD Anyway, I was checking up on his slings when I noticed that they'd molted! Robc will probably have more to say about this later, but for now, here's...

When you keep your camara around not because you want to take pictures of friends and family, but because you want to take pictures of your tarantulas. xD

I've seen this particular parahybana in action--in fact, I'm the one who took those pics. That mouse didn't suffer one bit; the fangs pierced the mouse's skull and it died instantly. As Robc said, not so much as a squeak of pain. Every time she's fed, this spider goes right for the head. It's...

We keep our tarantulas in a room that used to be a music studio; because of the soundproofed walls and doors, the room tends to hold heat, which is what we were aiming for. But we aren't sure what temperture would be best. We have a couple different species of spider, and we're aiming for a temp...

I'd say versicolor. I have a young one myself; she's adorable, a very good-looking spider. She doesn't seem nervous or aggressive at all, acclimated well, and eats well to boot. She already seems to have personality. :) Of course, I could be a little biased; I don't have any experience with...