Picking one is impossible...

[Matttoadman]

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus, Hysterocrates laticeps, Heterothele villocella hmm.....

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Oh, and don't forget Ceratogyrus sanderi. I mean, that lovely "plug" instead of the horn.

Obviously I'm sure that after your "hmm....." you have considered the Goddess 0.1 Pelinobius muticus PBUH -- Peace Be Upon Her

:-s

 

[basin79]

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus, Hysterocrates laticeps, Heterothele villocella hmm.....

Toss a coin. That will let you know which you want whether it lands on the side you picked or not.

And of course coming from a T owner, get them all!!!

 

[johnny quango]

Seeing as i only own an adult female H villosella my vote as to go there. Also they are a very interesting species mine is only around 2.5". She isn't the worlds greatest eater and because she webs a ton i have to disturb it just to see where she is.
She was a rescue tarantula after my friend was mis-sold her and he didn't want an aggressive/defensive tarantula in his home turns out she's neither I've never had a threat pose or anything but she's like lightening when she wants to be

 

[TownesVanZandt]

Toss a coin. That will let you know which you want whether it lands on the side you picked or not.

And of course coming from a T owner, get them all!!!

Tossing a coin works better with only two options, no? Write their name on three small pieces of paper, turn them into small "balls", mix them and pick one. Or, get all three, of course!

 

[basin79]

Tossing a coin works better with only two options, no? Write their name on three small pieces of paper, turn them into small "balls", mix them and pick one. Or, get all three, of course!

It matters not if there's 3 or more options with a coin. You just with sets. First 2 up. The winner goes against the remaining one.

The idea with the coin is that you know which one you want over the others because if the result doesn't go your way you feel robbed and disagree with it.

 

[Marijan2]

Villoselas are super interesting gals. They are like OW incei. I even kept them im communal setup with partial success

 

[Matttoadman]

Oh, and don't forget Ceratogyrus sanderi. I mean, that lovely "plug" instead of the horn.

Obviously I'm sure that after your "hmm....." you have considered the Goddess 0.1 Pelinobius muticus PBUH -- Peace Be Upon Her

:-s

I have considered Her. On my top 10.

 

[Matttoadman]

I am looking at some confirmed females. Probably can't go wrong with any. The H. Laticeps would probably eat my adult E. javanica hissers better.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Being you, in the situation of "one only", I will choose H.laticeps. They have that good attitude plus size. Now IMO when it comes to T's for me size is always a great plus. With that said, I love genus Ceratogyrus in general.

... who I am kidding? I love all 'baboons' :-/

 

[Matttoadman]

Size is good since I have a twenty gallon high for it upon maturity. I'm sure it would love 10 inches of substrate

 

[Matttoadman]

My wife votes for the C. brachycephalus (true wild form) female.

 

[Olan]

Being you, in the situation of "one only", I will choose H.laticeps. They have that good attitude plus size. Now IMO when it comes to T's for me size is always a great plus. With that said, I love genus Ceratogyrus in general.

... who I am kidding? I love all 'baboons' :-/

How big do Laticeps get?

 

[Chris LXXIX]

How big do Laticeps get?

Well (females talking only) while I'm not completely sure at 100% I say like 0.1 Pelinobius muticus, someone here in Italy said even a bit more.

 

[Matttoadman]

Hmm I can't find the size of H. laticeps there isn't a lot of info on them. Hysterocrates gigas Gets 8 they say.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

However genus Hysterocrates 0.1 are hands down class A "heavyweight"

 

[Matttoadman]

As long as they eat these.

 

[Marijan2]

As long as they eat these. View attachment 223798

those are some nice looking javas you have there

 

[Olan]

OP, have you made a decision yet?

 

[Red Eunice]

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus, Hysterocrates laticeps, Heterothele villocella hmm.....

C. brachycephalus.
But 17 of the 44 species I have are OBs.