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There is a good thread (at least, the one I have read here) related to this topic: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=45045&page=4 Large species (or is it the giant species that you want to be listed here?) are the most popular and sought-after among tarantula hobbyists. So...

different strokes for different folks... some would love to feed their slings until it burst (though its impossible unless it fell from your hand), while some would conservatively follow a feeding regimen with the belief that it will somewhat make its lifespan longer. Personally, I go with the...

I would not bet on it for the simple reason that millipedes have toxins... Not sure with the effect of its toxins with t's, though...

I would pay for some of those...

That would have to be a toss between a H. longipes and H. albostriatum... I used to have one that was identified and sold as H. albostriatum (according to the seller).

looks male...

Thats a pretty good sized rodent for that tarantula, it just missed the jugular that is why it posed some danger to the tarantula...

Its boring if you have only one or two tarantulas to care for... But if you have at least 5 or more and you throw in some scorpions, you will forget everything in your life and just lock yourself in the confines of your inverts room...

A year has passed and that little Euathlus still looks like a sling... I guess slow-grower is an understatement with this kind of species.

Pretty hard to imagine a lot of bite reports from a C. fasciatum. Its skittish more than defensive...

Also have an aggressive G. pulchra... but only at the sight of the chopstick I used to clean its enclosure. Never have a problem holding it, yet...

Pardon me for not reading the article, but did it mention there death/s due to that particular tarantula bite?

They wont do it if they are fed all the time...

Molt is imminent. It is its way of saying "Do not Disturb".

Are you from the Philippines? Because if you are, you might want to know that H. arizonensis is hard to come by in the Philippines, as of this moment... But just like what tarsier have said, look for Mangsky, I believe he has some of those (not to mention some slings, hehehhe).

Rick West said that it taste like crabs... or prawns... or something like that, I cant remember...

Tarantula by the Smashing Pumpkins

Wow! great! where did you get that sabretooth tiger skull? Heheheh!

I have both, but if you want just one of the two, I would suggest to go for GBB, they are amazing! I mean fast grower, voracious eater, lots of attitude and the color, the color is simply unbelievable. Its the most beautiful of all theraposids...

Im not sure but I think Philippine Lychas are level 2...