Must have terrestrials
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Acanthoscurria geniculata, without a doubt.
I've also been told that G. pulchra and G. pulchripes are must-haves for any T collector, and there are a few others that come highly recommended, but Acanthoscurria species and brachys are the only popular terrestrials I have any personal experience with.
I've also been told that G. pulchra and G. pulchripes are must-haves for any T collector, and there are a few others that come highly recommended, but Acanthoscurria species and brachys are the only popular terrestrials I have any personal experience with.
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miss moxie
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+1 A. geniculata.
As well as any of the Pamphobeteus species, Xenesthis, and Grammostola iheringi.
As well as any of the Pamphobeteus species, Xenesthis, and Grammostola iheringi.
Sana
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Pamphobeteus and Phormictopus
Awesome suggestions everyone. A. Genic is on my list for a 2-3".
And now I'll have to research the grammostola for near future.
The phormictopus, xenesthis look awesome but quick Google search they look similar enough to my Pamphobeteus that I can wait a little but before searching them out lol
And now I'll have to research the grammostola for near future.
The phormictopus, xenesthis look awesome but quick Google search they look similar enough to my Pamphobeteus that I can wait a little but before searching them out lol
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+1 to all.....these are a few of my favorite things. Pamphs and Phormics have unbelievable feeding responses...Xenesthis genus is simply full of stunning creatures.
P. muticus may be considered a pet hole and not what you want me to say, but what can I say....MUST HAVE!!
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I'm not sure if I have made this obvious :biggrin: E. sp Red and E. sp Yellow
Najakeeper
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In my opinion:
-A big black Pamphobeteus sp.
-A big brown Theraphosa sp.
-Something colorful like a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens
-A big black Pamphobeteus sp.
-A big brown Theraphosa sp.
-Something colorful like a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens
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N coloratovillosus! Great feeder, fast grower, amazing temperament and looks that kill.