I never really thought about the dwarves before but so glad I bit the bullet.But they don't look like that in real life! They look like a colorful speck. And don't tempt me with those beautiful pics of yours .
Yep...gorgeous...under magnification.No Cyriocosmus sp? But they're beautiful.
They're small, they're not minute.Yep...gorgeous...under magnification.
I love that.They're small, they're not minute.
You need glasses?? I can see my Cyriocosmus inclusive their nice patterns ^^. I love them.Yep...gorgeous...under magnification.
Everything is a question of point of view .I love that.
It's like "wait, ain't poor... just differently rich"
Maybe...I'm no spring chicken any more. In the past year I have found tying knots quickly to be more difficult than it used to be.....and seperating chromatus slings meant wearing reading glasses.You need glasses??
BOO!!I killed an escaping P. smithi when trying to catch it. I decided I'd never own a pokie after that. I have baboons and I love them, I'm just irrationally scared of the Poecilotheria genus.
I'm not sure I would absolutely write off any species if the price was low enough (provided I have the space and the experience to care for it).I am very curious as to which tarantulas you see yourself never owning.
This is a double post but thought it was worthy to show you what you're missing.But they don't look like that in real life! They look like a colorful speck. And don't tempt me with those beautiful pics of yours .
honestly, i would widows a chance, like anything as long as you respect it, they are pretty easy.You need glasses?? I can see my Cyriocosmus inclusive their nice patterns ^^. I love them.
Everything is a question of point of view .
I can't tell what tarantula I never want to own, I have broken many of my own rules in the last months . But I know that I never want to own some true spiders, for example widows.
I'm the same way bud. I am only interested in old world fossorials. I have 6 now but that's not nearly enough. Are you into old world arboreals or fossorals?I have absolutely zero interest in owning any nw terrestrial so i dont think ill ever own one again. <edit>
I used to not be too crazy about avilularia/ybyrapora/and whatever the carabeana (or however it's spelled). But they are starting to grow on my. They are fairly unique in their behavior and you can't argue with the colors!Consideration of price is a very real adult concern. Some of us can't justify spending $400 on a bug. However, I do dream of being in your financial situation one day. It's the reason I'm in school
For me, it's anything from Avicularia or related genera. I'm not a fan of arboreals to begin with, but arboreals with no attitude? No thanks. I want my spiders to actively try to kill me, not nuzzle their bum against me as a form of defense.
You see that's what I am talking about. <edit> Some of the avics are cool so I will have to agree with you.I used to not be too crazy about avilularia/ybyrapora/and whatever the carabeana (or however it's spelled). But they are starting to grow on my. They are fairly unique in their behavior and you can't argue with the colors!