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This is not an old world tarantula. It’s new world, fyi.Id have to say also a p.irminia.
Arboreal also old world and really fast, can jump. Slightly more intricate care.
This is not an old world tarantula. It’s new world, fyi.Id have to say also a p.irminia.
Arboreal also old world and really fast, can jump. Slightly more intricate care.
I listen to it every Monday on long commute.Tom's Big Spiders "sealed the deal". And yes, he does have a podcast. There about 30 minutes long, and usually has a new one up every Sunday.
Then why recommend them in a thread asking specifically for beginner species?Lol see i did say everyone will say not for a beginner but they do grow rather quickly lol
I have an a. Calcodes and I can tell you that growth rate is slow crawl. Around and inch per year or twoFast growing T's is the title...and you're getting a Brachypelma albopilosum sling??
I have no experience with A.calcodes or G.pulchripes, but a B.albo is a slow grower,although a very cool looking T imo,I've got 4 of
them,3 female juvies and a sling. The juvies are 2,5 years old and have DLS of ~10 cm..and still have some growing to do before tthey'll mature.
Very good beginner Ts but fast growing? Not so much.
Congratulations on your new addiction though
A P irminia is also known as the "Venezuelan Sun Tiger". It is not Old World.Acanthroscuria geniculata
Mines growing like crazy good inch each molt.
P.minuris (orange bitey thing)
I know people will say absolutely not for a beginner but they are extremly hardy. Easy to care for. Grow quickly.
But...
They are demonically fast. Really defensive, potentially painful bite. Old world...
Id have to say also a p.irminia.
Arboreal also old world and really fast, can jump. Slightly more intricate care.
Those are the ones i currently own so my knowledge is growing but check out,
Dark den
Exotics lair
On youtube they have a huge collection and really knowledgeable and fun to watch
What?Acanthroscuria geniculata
Mines growing like crazy good inch each molt.
P.minuris (orange bitey thing)
I know people will say absolutely not for a beginner but they are extremly hardy. Easy to care for. Grow quickly.
But...
They are demonically fast. Really defensive, potentially painful bite. Old world...
Id have to say also a p.irminia.
Arboreal also old world and really fast, can jump. Slightly more intricate care.
Those are the ones i currently own so my knowledge is growing but check out,
Dark den
Exotics lair
On youtube they have a huge collection and really knowledgeable and fun to watch