Love my Lasiodora parahybana. She still has some growing to do. Her last molt measured 7 and 1/8''. She's my favotire because I have never had a T this big... still growing.... that stays out in the open all the time for all to see. I have many other birdeaters, but it's like a 50/50 chance that I'll catch them out in the open. The only time my Lasiodora parahybana hides is a week or so befor molting, then a day after she has molted, she's right back in the open for all to see. This last molt she didn't even hide. She just laid some webbing down in the corner and a couple of weeks later I got to watch the whole thing from start to finish. Amazing!!!
I like the list! And yea I pass on the Avicularia scene myself. Avics to me are like the "weak sauce" tarantulas. If your gonna get an avic, you might as well just get a little mouse or something. And I LOVE H. lividums myself. THEY REALLY ARE FAST! You stroke one with a paint brush on the abdomen, next thing you know, its ALREADY climbed up the handle and is 2 inches away from your fingers!My favorites T's (M. Balfouri, T. Blonde, P. Metallica and X. immanis) Owning this 4 T's is Godlike.
I pass on Avicularia Species! also I love the Grease Lightning Speed T's (H. Maculata and H. Lividum). lots of beautiful T's like the Brachypelma Species "almost all are Docile but nervous T's". try this link but not all has pic.: http://www.arachnofreaks.com/info_sheets.htm
Yea T. stirmi is a cool one. I don't have anything AGAINST avics, I just think there the "Poodle" of tarantulas. Small, fluffy, harmless little fuzz balls. Not my style.i think avics are cool, and i was never into them, my A. versicolor and friend's a. purpuea convinced me otherwise. Favorite though is definitely my T stirmi, she's always out, her velvety look is awesome, and she's huge.
hahah true, there are a lot of A. versi bite reports thoughYea T. stirmi is a cool one. I don't have anything AGAINST avics, I just think there the "Poodle" of tarantulas. Small, fluffy, harmless little fuzz balls. Not my style.
you would like E. murinus, they have similar body structureI don't have a favourite per se...but the Lampropelma violaceopes was the one that got me into T's...
That has got to be the neatest looking spider ever! It's BIG, BLUE and has the longest legs. It looks like a muppet with fangs...