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Jamie's tarantulas is an excellent vendor AND she is nearby in California.

Yes.

They even seem curious.

For beauty and overall docility, I'd go for Bracypelma emilia or Grammostola pulchripes or Grammostola sp. 'Concepcion'. If you're flush with cash- G. pulchra! Otherwise, I'd try Lasiodora parahybana or Acanthoscurria geniculata. Both big, striking, bulletproof, though I wouldn't personally...

If it's been only a day or two, could just be getting settled. Much more beyond that and I would change the substrate.

Very determined!

So you have a useful system. Minimizes a lot of uncertainties and potential problems. New T owners often not aware if the advantages of keeping relevant records.

In retrospect, knowing when and what size the T was when acquired would becuseful. Didn't need to when my collection was small, but it ballooned and I didn't change. However, slings that I've produced get dates of birth.

I note where it came from, molt, mating, and egg sac and hatch dates only.

Welcome! What species is your T?

Never heard of them before. I'll do some homework. Like the color.

A good explanation. Sorry nonetheless.

Beautiful T.

Neat.

I think I got it! Tarantula of the Month club!!!! Sign up for one year = 12 randomly-chosen Ts. Huh, huh?????