Alana
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- Jun 26, 2016
- Messages
- 20
My collection wouldn't be complete without Poecilotheria, Psalmopoeus and Tapinauchenius. Also my Thrixopelma lagunas, she's fab!
I like variety in lifestyles/behavior.I am curious as to what specie are considered the "staples" of the hobby; those spiders that your collection would not be complete without?
Have you been properly haired by one of your Ts, though? I never experienced any serious effects of the urticating setae either, but somehow most of my Ts are reluctant to kick them in my direction. The really love me, that's why!
Avivularia?!
I think everyone should have at least one tarantula that gets relatively big to show off to visitors, like a Pamphobeteus, LP, A. geniculata, Phormictopus (or all of them )
Did I miss something somewhere? Its no longer E. sp. (Red)?I know dwarf species aren't for everyone, but I would say that H. sp. red (formally E. sp. red) is definitely a great species to own. What they lack in size, they make up for in personality.
My little one (maybe 1/3") is quite active, even at that tiny size.