Paiige
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So I brought home a couple new Ts today and I'm excited (and hubby is sick of listening to me gush about them) so I decided to make a thread
Took home my first Avic today (about 2"), the shop said it's looking male but to me it appears female (and was cheap) so it's mine now Looks like A. avicularia.
Also brought home a 1" A. geniculata. After getting the N. tripepii last week I realized how excited I am by the prospect of having a somewhat feisty T. Up until this point I've only wanted "happy" Ts (hence my small army of Grammostola and Brachypelma and lack of OWs) but I think I'm ready for some sass. I love my pet rocks but it's time for something with a little more attitude and a decent growth rate
I was torn between N. chromatus and the A. geniculata but decided to go with the A. genic because it's a genus I have no experience with. I'm also a fan of stockier bodies and from what I've read they grow a bit faster.
I'm gonna apologize for the sling picture spamming in advance
Took home my first Avic today (about 2"), the shop said it's looking male but to me it appears female (and was cheap) so it's mine now Looks like A. avicularia.
Also brought home a 1" A. geniculata. After getting the N. tripepii last week I realized how excited I am by the prospect of having a somewhat feisty T. Up until this point I've only wanted "happy" Ts (hence my small army of Grammostola and Brachypelma and lack of OWs) but I think I'm ready for some sass. I love my pet rocks but it's time for something with a little more attitude and a decent growth rate
I was torn between N. chromatus and the A. geniculata but decided to go with the A. genic because it's a genus I have no experience with. I'm also a fan of stockier bodies and from what I've read they grow a bit faster.
I'm gonna apologize for the sling picture spamming in advance
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