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Re: Tarantula question
rose hairs are good, but get boring quick its kinda like having a pet rock, it really depends on if you plan on handling it ever, if not go for something like a green bottle blue or a cobalt blue or maybe even a brazillian salmon pink bird eater.
I know everyone has different opinions, on holding tarantulas, i personally dont handle mine, they are just cool to have and watch, but if you choose to, know what you are getting into, dont get something too fast, jumpy or defensive, and thats a rose hair, but like i said its kind of like watching a bump on a log.
the green bottle blue is a little more active, makes some webs and is nice to look at, they can be handled, but i would not recommend it ( or any other tarantula)
cobalt blue is a little faster doest web too much, but they can be really fast
The salmon pink bird eaters are cool, they can be handleable, but they get huge....(3rd largest in the world) up to 11" leg span, they aren't too quick, they aren't really climbers either, they need a fair amount of floor room.
Other than that most ornamentals are super fast, and almost all baboons are super aggressive. there are tons out there for beginners these are just a few.
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