Maybe I should get a tarantula.

[JumpingSpiderLady]

Pulchripes, in my and most others opinions, the perfect beginner t. A beginner t should be: sturdy, easy to care for, forgiving if mistakes, colorful or otherwise aesthetically attractive, interesting in either attitude or activity, and have a good feeding response.
Pulchripes fill all the categories and are one of the most beautiful of their genus IMO.

I agree, but I'd like something different since I already live with a pulchripes. (She was an anniversary gift to him.)

 

[nicodimus22]

I'll throw G. Pulchra out there as one to consider. Similar to G. pulchripes in most ways, and just gorgeous.

 

[JumpingSpiderLady]

I'll throw G. Pulchra out there as one to consider. Similar to G. pulchripes in most ways, and just gorgeous.

Ooh pretty!

 

[Jeff23]

Eupalaestrus Campestratus and Euathlus Sp.'Red' are both great easy going docile T choices but you will likely have to start with a spiderling for either due to the demand combined with low number available.

 

[Crone Returns]

6" MM b albopilosum

• Haksilence
• Jul 17, 2016
• 8

I had always just assumed this t was female since I got it at around 5.5". Given the size and no...

Can't go wrong with the albo, careful though their hairs seem to be worse than other brachys.

Where'd you get that cutie?