Terrestrial T ideas

[Rik Cuddy]

Afternoon all,

Posted yesterday asking about something to put in a medium exo terra breeding box. Stipulated about low webber, however this post i want to ask the same question but for any T. The more colourful the better!

Thanks

The enclosure size is 30x20x15cm approx

 

[volcanopele]

Well, in that case, the GBB. Only gets to around 5 inches in leg span so that should fit in that enclosure just fine.

 

[Rik Cuddy]

Something I've thought about. Any other ideas for something colourful and interesting?

 

[RonnyT]

Something I've thought about. Any other ideas for something colourful and interesting?

Neoholothele incei, beautiful, small, fast, and web a lot.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Well but a C.cyaneopubescens (the 'GBB') isn't 'low webber' at all, quite the opposite

 

[Nightstalker47]

If you want smaller colorful terrestrials these are great options for you.
P.sazimai

A.chalcodes

B.hamorii

B.albiceps

G.pulchripes, now these can get pretty large...but it would take quite some time for an AF to grow up. They max out around 7''.

C.cyaneopubescens are colorful and stay pretty small. Adults are around 5-6''.

This next one is an OW species, so keep that in mind if your just getting into the hobby. H.pulchripes are beautiful smaller ranged spiders, they can be quite fast and skittish though...bites are also nasty. Great species if/when your ready for one.

 

[Nightstalker47]

Well but a C.cyaneopubescens (the 'GBB') isn't 'low webber' at all, quite the opposite

Indeed, but hes asking for all suggestions this time around.

Stipulated about low webber, however this post i want to ask the same question but for any T. The more colourful the better!

 

[cold blood]

Get an N. incei then....very active and quite interesting....excellent eaters and growth rate...and the olive color is absolutely beautiful.

olive

• cold blood
• Jun 2, 2017

N. incei