This is my collection but what's missing

[eldondominicano]

Get in with the Large NWs like Poec said, Theraphosa, Nhandu Phormiticus etc, checkout the ephebopus clan!! I am loving my E. Cyanagnathus', and I concur with H. Gigas,theyre are very cool and aggressive eaters.

 

[Slimdean]

I'm jealous of your b.verdezi Maybe a cyriocosmus to add to your dwarves..... or a m.carbolca if you like em leggy and fast.

 

[johnny quango]

I'm jealous of your b.verdezi Maybe a cyriocosmus to add to your dwarves..... or a m.carbolca if you like em leggy and fast.

The B verdezi is overlooked sometimes which is wrong imo. They sort of remind me of a more active B emilia similar temperament docile good eaters and less prone to flicking. Mine is just getting to that juvenile stage maybe a moult away, somebody who as been in the hobby collecting and breeding for over 30 years referred to the B verdezi as boring personally I find it the total opposite they are true display ts

 

[Tfisher]

Don't forget M. balfouri. Just got mine today and she's a angry little thing that wanted to bite at the paintbrush when rehomeing. Makes me smile.

 

[Poec54]

They're also feisty, mine rivals some of the wolf spiders I've had. It knows I'm there and takes off in flash if there is disturbance, it can do several laps in a 6 inch container by the time I blink

They look very Lycosa-ish to me too. I was surprised at their speed.

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Finally Poec!! I "knew" you'd get some sooner or later...I was amazed they had adult colors and so vibrant.

I wasn't planning on having any small species, but I picked up a few Cyriocosmus ritae and leetzi for the great colors. Then Haplocosmia caught my eye. Yes, they do color up nicely as little slings.

 

[viper69]

They look very Lycosa-ish to me too. I was surprised at their speed.

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I wasn't planning on having any small species, but I picked up a few Cyriocosmus ritae and leetzi for the great colors. Then Haplocosmia caught my eye. Yes, they do color up nicely as little slings.

I like the dwarf Ts a lot for some reason. There's a few others I want to get.

 

[Slimdean]

Poec54 you can't go wrong with c.ritae! Those are my #1.


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[David VB]

I prefer big T's, but couldn't resist getting a Hapalopus sp 'Columbia big' Although it's a dwarf, i really like it's colouration.

 

[Sana]

I haven't gotten any dwarf species yet. Maybe that's what I'm missing in my world.