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<blockquote data-quote="Tarantula Trooper" data-source="post: 232673" data-attributes="member: 37740"><p>I love all things Chilobrachys! OBT high up the like list! Most of my Chilobrachys are pretty chill for old worlders except my guangxiensis. The P. Lugardi is supposed to be a good beginner old world! Truthfully, I believe an OBT is a good starter if you give them space and respect that they deserve! All T's just want to avoid conflict and I have yet to raise one that wanted to come out and bite. But with that being said definitely steer clear of Cyriopagopous! My Schmidti's are full on. Mature male always in a bad mood! My juvie and full grown female are good long as you don't touch any part of them. Put my big girl in a new enclosure and at first nothing but stress pose but I barely and I mean barely brushed her back leg and AHHHHHH I'm going to kill everything! This usually goes on a second or 2 and then they bolt like a bat out Hades! That is about the blue print of all old worlders! So if you do get an old world that is the behavior of most. Just always remain calm and yes you will experience jump scares. No matter how much you know it's coming you still jump..lol. Old worlders are fun and ALL Ts are beautiful <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="❤️" title="Red heart :heart:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/2764.png" data-shortname=":heart:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tarantula Trooper, post: 232673, member: 37740"] I love all things Chilobrachys! OBT high up the like list! Most of my Chilobrachys are pretty chill for old worlders except my guangxiensis. The P. Lugardi is supposed to be a good beginner old world! Truthfully, I believe an OBT is a good starter if you give them space and respect that they deserve! All T's just want to avoid conflict and I have yet to raise one that wanted to come out and bite. But with that being said definitely steer clear of Cyriopagopous! My Schmidti's are full on. Mature male always in a bad mood! My juvie and full grown female are good long as you don't touch any part of them. Put my big girl in a new enclosure and at first nothing but stress pose but I barely and I mean barely brushed her back leg and AHHHHHH I'm going to kill everything! This usually goes on a second or 2 and then they bolt like a bat out Hades! That is about the blue print of all old worlders! So if you do get an old world that is the behavior of most. Just always remain calm and yes you will experience jump scares. No matter how much you know it's coming you still jump..lol. Old worlders are fun and ALL Ts are beautiful ❤️ [/QUOTE]
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