Not boring at all! Arboreals are great. My A. avic likes to swan dive onto her prey. It's adorable. lolMy A. avicularia ate for its first time since I've had it. Kind of exciting for me as its my first t. Finally seems to be getting comfortable with its new home. I'm so happy that it actually seems pretty healthy seeing as how before I bought it it was living in a tiny kritter keeper with wood chips and did not want to move at all. Sorry for the kind of boring post I'm just excited to see my first t eating.
I'd say that my avic is about 2-3 inches. That about how big they are full grown or does it have a bit to grow in to? I will be posting a picture of it pretty soon to have a better estimate on size.Not boring at all! Arboreals are great. My A. avic likes to swan dive onto her prey. It's adorable. lol
How big is your A. avic?
And since I know you'll be asking eventually (you know you're addicted, lol), the next T I'd recommend for you would be something of the Mexican variety, since they're mostly pretty docile, and usually very easy on the eyes. For the record, I DON'T recommend G. rosea. They usually have tremendously odd habits which confuse even experienced keepers. I started out with a rosie, and it almost turned me off to the hobby. My second T was L. parahybana, which is a species I highly recommend as well -- if you have the space, of course.
