$50 is my limit, though the Pampho I want is going to more than double it...
$50 for my B. boehmei (she was originally $100 but was half-dead due to poor care so I talked them down), $50 for a juvie GBB, $50 for a 1" G. pulchra sling.
100 Euro (a little more than 100 $) is my definite limit. I spent that much on female juveniles/subadults 1 each:
X. immanis
D. diamantinensis
P. antinous
I circumvented that rule and bought two 2i slings of M. mesomelas for 65 Euro each because I really wanted that species but I didn't want to pay like 200 Euro for a sexed female.... and I got 1.1 out of the slings
The most expensive tarantula I've ordered was a 2.5inch female E. cyanognathus for $49.
The cost of shipping for me generally is $45.
I figure I might need to start buying more expensive (or more at one time) tarantulas in order to make the shipping cost seem more reasonable
Avicularia versicolor female = $195 (my first ever tarantula purchase - I was struggling to find any of my adult T choices as a first T) I wouldn't pay this now.
E. sp. red female = $125
Imma <-- Italian female name, also -- an incredible cheapskate when it comes to T's, to the point that I advocate even cough cough... 'Communism' cough, when it comes to Theraphosidae.
A new 'Koba' should arise and create a brand new 'enthusiasts keepers heaven' called UTPR:
(Union of Theraphosidae and Pauk (паук) Republics)
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