start keeping it dry at around 1.5". With a small dish of course. They are heavy webbers who also like to dig, are super defensive, skittish and fast as hell, possess some nasty venom, and are a joy to own for the experienced keeper.
Ah ah, 'OBT' are pretty good eaters... and they will eat everything that moves :-s
I don't you can handle it. B albopilosum are super relaxed spiders compared to OBTs, it's like they're a different animal. There's no rush to get one. They're always super super cheap and easy to get a hold of. You'll have a much better time with P murinus in a year, instead of being scared of it now.
Edited because I was being a Sassy Susan.
Post a video instead of you housing your new OBT -- I love videos!!!
Funniest thing I've read on the boards in weeks! Haha you talk about love like it's a real thing..
..Do yourself a favor and wait a while.. There are so many exotic,beautiful and feisty species available that are more suited to the new keeper.. Keeping an OBT after only keeping B.albo is like catching a sunfish and thinking your prepared to fish for sharks.. It's possible but not wise at all..
Edited because I was being a Sassy Susan.Funniest thing I've read on the boards in weeks! Haha you talk about love like it's a real thing..
That's so cute
Edited because I was being a sassy, uh, Samuel..
I don't see the problem
You're right, I was being a jerk. I take responsibility as I started it. It just gets exhausting seeing new people who don't know the basics of tarantula keeping acquire an advanced species. That's not an excuse, but it's honest.
