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I thought this would be interesting. I put them into 5 categories.
1) The docile species: Aphonapelma, Brachypelma, and Grammostola.
2) The large defensive species. Most are obligate burrowers: (Acanthoscurria, Theraphosa, Lasiodora, Nhandu, Pamphobeteus, Phormictopus, and Xenesthis)
3) The feisty and bitey species. Most are deep burrowers: (Ceratogyrus, Citharischius, Haplopelma, Hysterocrates, and Pterinochilus)
4) The usually docile and colorful South American arboreals: (Avicularia)
5) The speedy, leggy, and potent arboreals: (Poecilotheria, Heterscodra, Stromatopelma, and Psalmopoeus)
Don't forget to explain why they're your favorite
1) The docile species: Aphonapelma, Brachypelma, and Grammostola.
2) The large defensive species. Most are obligate burrowers: (Acanthoscurria, Theraphosa, Lasiodora, Nhandu, Pamphobeteus, Phormictopus, and Xenesthis)
3) The feisty and bitey species. Most are deep burrowers: (Ceratogyrus, Citharischius, Haplopelma, Hysterocrates, and Pterinochilus)
4) The usually docile and colorful South American arboreals: (Avicularia)
5) The speedy, leggy, and potent arboreals: (Poecilotheria, Heterscodra, Stromatopelma, and Psalmopoeus)
Don't forget to explain why they're your favorite
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