I have seven tarantulas. This is how I got into the hobby.
I love your names for them you have some beauties!I have seven tarantulas. This is how I got into the hobby.
Skyler (female Avicularia avicularia, 4")
Bulldozer (female Grammostola pulchra, 3.5"): I have a second pulchra that never comes out of hiding.
Muffet (male Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens, 2.75")
Genicula (Acanthoscurria geniculata, 1.75")
Wallflower (suspect male Dolichothele diamantinensis, 2.25")
Squirt (female Psalmopoeus cambridgei, 2.25")
Here are a few of mine that I have on my phone:
What is your youtube?I have a youtube channel that I show off all my pets. Tarantulas, spiders, centipedes, mantids, ants, Zeus my Tokay gecko, Pandora my Senegal parrot and Samson my Bullmastiff.
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Cheers ears. I love showing off my pets.
This is my first and currently my only Tarantula, a captive bred Honduran curly hair! I watched plenty of YouTube videos online and now I run my own channel, I'm still new in both of these hobbies! I do plan on breeding the tarantula once I find out it's sex, and I'm sure I will be stuck in the hobby forever
18 years in the hobby...I have a lot of them.
What is the one with the opal colored feet? Is it a baboon something?
Your avic and gbb is beautiful! Some day I will own an avic. I have a gbb and a n. AlbopulosumMy 2.5"/3" Avicularia avicularia that is now heavily suspected to be a female. Probably the most interesting out of my three at the moment.
My .5"/.75" Acanthoscurria geniculata lookin all fat acting like shes getting ready to molt
And my biggest pain in the butt at the moment but still fun to watch, Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens sitting at 1.5". He's super skittish and faster than Ricky Bobby.
thats the footpads...all arboreals have that.....the pic appears to be P. pulcher
Good to know. Thank you for telling me. I only have terrestrials at the moment and still very new at this.
That's not a honduran curly hair. It's actually one from Nicaragua, we usually refer to them as B. albopilosum "Nicaraguan". Most likely not captive bred either, but that's not a big deal at all.This is my first and currently my only Tarantula, a captive bred Honduran curly hair! I watched plenty of YouTube videos online and now I run my own channel, I'm still new in both of these hobbies! I do plan on breeding the tarantula once I find out it's sex, and I'm sure I will be stuck in the hobby forever
The avic was a tad boring at first but he's since decided its more interesting to be interesting. Theyre both beautiful but so far, the avic is my favorite. The geniculata will probably reign supreme once she unlocks schizo tank mode. I do fully recommend avics, though. They can be tricky for newbies but if you follow the advice of the guys on here, its just as easy as your B. albopilosum
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I realized my phone changed my b to an n. I'm planning on getting one. They're honestly what got me into the hobbie, their pink toes are the cutest. But I decided to go with an easier breed first.The avic was a tad boring at first but he's since decided its more interesting to be interesting. Theyre both beautiful but so far, the avic is my favorite. The geniculata will probably reign supreme once she unlocks schizo tank mode. I do fully recommend avics, though. They can be tricky for newbies but if you follow the advice of the guys on here, its just as easy as your B. albopilosum
My avic was my first t, mostly because i was impatient and it was there. But id also done research on a few species, including A. avicularia, beforehand so it kinda all worked out for me. Its funny, because we're kinda reversed. I desperately want a B. albo but im unable to get one at the moment.
They have a bunch at this locally owned pet store here. But, the avics go so fast at that store. I too was also impatient and just got my b. Albopulosum.