Best starter T??

[urbitchtina]

Great choice.

Post some images of the Spider and its Enclosure, just so there aren't any oversights that may need to be tweaked. We want you to have many many years with your new 8 legged family member (even though soon enough you will fall into the addiction and have many!)

Will do! You have all been so helpful!

 

[Moakmeister]

I haven't been on in a few days & am quite sad that I'm just now seeing this tbh

My mom didnt let me get anything anyway

 

[urbitchtina]

My mom didnt let me get anything anyway

I'm here lmao

 

[Moakmeister]

I'm here lmao

Youre at Repticon? Im not, i was there yesterday lel

 

[urbitchtina]

Youre at Repticon? Im not, i was there yesterday lel

Yeah I'm here now lol looking at some T's

 

[cold blood]

so cool...good luck...if you have Q's, ask before you pull the trigger...you may stumble upon a serious deal.

 

[Moakmeister]

Yeah I'm here now lol looking at some T's

The people with the table in the middle of the room have a GBB sling for $55 as well as a fully grown female B. albopilosum Nicaraguan form for $75. Get at least one of them, I say.

 

[Brizzl]

G. pulchripes all the way.

 

[urbitchtina]

I got a B. Abopilosum for like $35, the cheapest I saw any of then for there.

 

[nicodimus22]

I got a B. Abopilosum for like $35, the cheapest I saw any of then for there.

I hope it was a juvenile...slings are usually $10 and sometimes are freebies. Don't want to see anyone get ripped off.

 

[urbitchtina]

I hope it was a juvenile...slings are usually $10 and sometimes are freebies. Don't want to see anyone get ripped off.

He/she is definitely s juvenile!

 

[Whitelightning777]

Pink zebra beauties have a great reputation and long life. I've literally never heard a bad review about one. (2nd hand--don't own one yet--slings grow slow and I like slings!!) That's if you want to handle it.

If you have zero zilch nada interest in actually handling the T, consider Lasiodora genus, any species 2" and up in size. They treat great and grow fast if you feed them. You'll never feed them everything they want of course!! From what I can tell, the husbandry is identical and only cost is there difference.

 

[Mirandarachnid]

Pink zebra beauties have a great reputation and long life. I've literally never heard a bad review about one. (2nd hand--don't own one yet--slings grow slow and I like slings!!) That's if you want to handle it.

If you have zero zilch nada interest in actually handling the T, consider Lasiodora genus, any species 2" and up in size. They treat great and grow fast if you feed them. You'll never feed them everything they want of course!! From what I can tell, the husbandry is identical and only cost is there difference.

Sounds like OP decided upon, and purchased a B. albo about 9 months ago