Colorado Ts
Arachnoangel
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I have never owned a G. rosea. They've always struck me as...immobile. I see them offered as the perfect beginners spider, but if it sits there and does NOTHING for months on end. That could be a detriment to the hobby. People new to the hobby want a pet spider that is viewable and is reasonably active.
So pet rocks and pet holes...not so good.
If you get a PSYCHO ROSY, then yeah...that might not be so bad. Could be a stepping stone to say an OBT.
So pet rocks and pet holes...not so good.
If you get a PSYCHO ROSY, then yeah...that might not be so bad. Could be a stepping stone to say an OBT.
I get this...I finally got a G. rosea recently - as a freebie sling (my choice). I mostly picked it because it almost seemed weird to say I never owned one. But truth be told I held off getting one because their look never really appealed to me, I mean every other Grammostola I own - iheringi, pulchra, and pulchripes - is better looking.
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