question on T's

Ive been looking for species specific caresheets, but im not having much luck, does anyone know of any sites off the top of their head?

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Originally Posted by cmack91

Ive been looking for species specific caresheets, but im not having much luck, does anyone know of any sites off the top of their head?

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If you want to discuss T's with some cool guys this is a good site: http://www.arachnoboards.com

These guys will help you out with anything you need to know. This is the place where i got all my knowledge about T's and True Spiders. I think they have a list of caresheets as well somewhere in the forums.

for my first T's, i got 3 . a avic versi,, a OBT,, and a malasian blue. of the 3, the versi is the slowest, but it aint slow. i was feeding it once and it ran up the tongs and up my arm before i knew it. i near shat myself,, keep in mind that im kinda afraid of spiders.. and the other 2 are lightning fast... words cannot express how fast they are. the new world T's kick hairs, and are not as venomous /poisionous?? as the old worlds, but the old worlds dont kick hairs..
did i mention how fast they are?
spooky

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Originally Posted by mr.spooky

i near shat myself spooky

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:rofl::rofl: that made me laugh so hard, im still afraid of them too, but im trying to force myself to get over it, i want something thats likely to be slower, and less likely to kick hairs, idk, maybe i'll just get a corn snake lol

thanks for the link drama x, i'll definitly be checking them out:gj:

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Originally Posted by cmack91

:rofl::rofl: that made me laugh so hard, im still afraid of them too, but im trying to force myself to get over it, i want something thats likely to be slower, and less likely to kick hairs, idk, maybe i'll just get a corn snake lol

thanks for the link drama x, i'll definitly be checking them out:gj:

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Yeah don't get an OBT, we call those "Orange Bitey Things" lol

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Originally Posted by drama x

Yeah don't get an OBT, we call those "Orange Bitey Things" lol

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im thinking of a rose hair or G. rosea? i thinkl thats how they spell it anyway. everywhere i go seems to say that they tend to be more docile and are good for a beginner, would you agree with that?

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Originally Posted by cmack91

im thinking of a rose hair or G. rosea? i thinkl thats how they spell it anyway. everywhere i go seems to say that they tend to be more docile and are good for a beginner, would you agree with that?

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Yeah Rose Hairs are good beginners, id go with that. They are really hardy as well. My fiance has one and its really chill.

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Originally Posted by drama x

Yeah Rose Hairs are good beginners, id go with that. They are really hardy as well. My fiance has one and its really chill.

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Cool, rose hair it is then, thanks again

My first T choices were between an a. versi, b. smithi, or a g. pulchripes, and I ended up going with the b. smithi. Red knees are so beautiful! I have read that rose hairs can be very inactive and go on prolonged fasts for no apparent reason, which could be frustrating. Mine is definitely a pet hole, but luckily s/he built her burrow right up against the glass so I can see her whenever! Whatever you choose you'll love it!

i really like those versi's but theyre a little out of price range right now, maybe that will be my second one, who knows