US Looking to buy my first T

[carboncarlthejarl]

Looking for a

Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens Confirmed female.​

I live in the Northern Kentucky area and can come to you if you 4 hours or less from Florence KY.​

https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai...hUKEwit1dj12efwAhWKGs0KHVxnDfoQ2CkIuAY&adurl=
It's worth mentioning I'm brand new to T's so take it easy on me would ya? lol

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

Not sure what I did to this post but ignore the link

 

[Oursapoil]

@octanejunkie, can you help here?
And welcome to the forum/family carboncarlthejarl

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

@octanejunkie, can you help here?
And welcome to the forum/family carboncarlthejarl

Thank you! I'm always looking to enrich my life and it seems I've stumbled upon something pretty incredible here. T's seem like the cooliest creatures I wish I new about 10 years ago.

 

[Oursapoil]

Thank you! I'm always looking to enrich my life and it seems I've stumbled upon something pretty incredible here. T's seem like the cooliest creatures I wish I new about 10 years ago.

Yes they are and very addictive as well

 

[octanejunkie]

@carboncarlthejarl
I have several juvenile GBBs waiting to molt-confirm gender. What's your budget?

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

@carboncarlthejarl
I have several juvenile GBBs waiting to molt-confirm gender. What's your budget?

A few hundred but I'm unsure as to how much one would even cost being that the website dealers range from 80 to 800 what's the price difference between a juvenile and a adult? Forgive me if my question is silly.

 

[octanejunkie]

Not silly at all

Females of all species tend to command a premium based on their desirability and longevity.

Sexed adults "cost" more than unsexed juveniles by a factor of 2-3 or 4x, depending on species.

A 2-3" unsexed juvenile GBB is usually around $100 where an adult female upwards of $200-300, or more, depending on age, size, history, etc

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

Understood and sounds reasonable to me. Are the juveniles all that you have for GBBs?

 

[octanejunkie]

Understood and sounds reasonable to me. Are the juveniles all that you have for GBBs?

No, I have slings, too

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

Understood. Any time frame on when the juveniles next molt is. I understand it's up to them but just curious if you could give me a better idea possibly. I read your list of T's but I don't understand the format E.G. (2/1/5) what does this mean? Last question, what beginner friendly adults do you have? Thanks for your time by the way

 

[tomz1637]

not sure if i can help im in pa i have a 4 in female, a 1in sling and a 2 in juvie in case ur interested

 

[carboncarlthejarl]

not sure if i can help im in pa i have a 4 in female, a 1in sling and a 2 in juvie in case ur interested

Alright, what are you asking for them individually? Also, where in P.A. are you living. General area

 

[tomz1637]

Alright, what are you asking for them individually? Also, where in P.A. are you living. General area

I messaged u

 

[octanejunkie]

Understood. Any time frame on when the juveniles next molt is. I understand it's up to them but just curious if you could give me a better idea possibly. I read your list of T's but I don't understand the format E.G. (2/1/5) what does this mean? Last question, what beginner friendly adults do you have? Thanks for your time by the way

I don't control the tides, stock market or tarantula molt cycles, but I have 2 GBBs that just started refusing food

The numbers 1.2.3 indicate gender
1 male
2 female
3 unsexed

Beginner friendly I have for sale
GBB
T albopilosus (curly hair)
T vagans (Mexican red rump)