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Trans or scorpains
alrighty i'm having a hard time dicideding on weather to get a scorpain or a tran if any one could get me some insight woudl be greatly appericated/
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Re: Trans or scorpains
It depends on what all your looking for in a pet invertebrate...
List some stuff your looking for, and I'll help the best I can.
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Re: Trans or scorpains
Tarantulas our obviously more popular.
I don't know much about htem though.
Scorpions ont he other hand, I love them.
Most people would recommend you an emperor scorpion.
I would too, but they dig and hide to wait for animals to pass by.
Smaller scorpions like bark scorpions you can keep them on bark shards and they would be visible most of the time. They forage at night and they sting their prey unlike bigger clawed cousins.
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Re: Trans or scorpains
I would suggest not going with a "trans" they were both mens and womens clothing and could get quite expensive! lol j/k j/k.
I like Tarantulas better, they seem to have more "personality" if a spider could even have that! but i feel they do. the scorps just always seem scared and timid. Ive had mine for almost a year, and he is still as shy as when i got him!
some T's are naturally shy, but some are very outgoing!
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Re: Trans or scorpains
Personally, if you want to go with a Theraphosid, over a Scorpion...I'd recommend these species. They're generally very timid, eat well, and readily available. They make some of the best beginner Tarantula's. (Click on the names to see images of the different species listed. The photo's aren't mine, but figured they'd help It's why they're linked).
Common Pink Toe Tarantula - Aviculara aviculara
Honduran Curlyhair - Brachypelma albopilosum
Mexican Redleg - Brachypelma emilia
Mexican Red knee - Brachypelma smithi
Pink Zebra Beauty - Eupalaestrus campestratus
Chaco Gold Knee - Grammostola aureostriata
Red Rose Hair - Grammostola rosea
Chilean Rose Hair - Grammostola porteri
Brazilian Black - Grammostola pulchra
Avoid animals in the genus Pterinochilus, Ceratogyrus, Citharischius, Acanthoscurria, Haplopelma, Lasiodora, Nhandu, Poecilotheria, and other genus' as they are normally skittish, aggressive, and high strung (will bite). Some, such as Pterinochilus, and Poecilotheria have stronger venom than other Tarantula's. Although they are beautiful, I'd consider them hands off for now. As you gain some experience, they're definitely something to look into though!
The best breeder/dealer I could recommend, and have bought from, would definitely be Kelly Swift! He's an awesome guy to deal with. He'll explain anything in great detail, you ask...and over-all his animals are EXCELLENT!
www.swiftinverts.com
I hope this helps you out!
-Andrew
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Re: Trans or scorpains
I tried emaling kelly almost 6 months ago about some T's, and he never responded. I even sent a follow up message to see what was going on.
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Re: Trans or scorpains
Best bet is to call him, and leave a message. He'll get back to you
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Re: Trans or scorpains
yeah i've ordered from kelly swift before. he's awesome!!!
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Re: Trans or scorpains
There are other species in those genus, not listed. All should be avoided, unless you believe you can handle their requirements, as well as attitudes, speed, and aggression. (Stupid 10 min. edit ).
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