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<blockquote data-quote="Tarantula Trooper" data-source="post: 232696" data-attributes="member: 37740"><p>I just recently got a female P. Irminia. Need to get her out of the less than stellar enclosure she is in though. I bought her in a giant plastic snack container that was converted to keep her in. Not going to be an easy feat to get her out and yes I dread it but I can't stand to see her in it anymore. There's nothing in with her to suggest she is arboreal! Nothing but a couple inches of substrate like she were fossorial! Have not tested her temperament yet but I have kept Psalmopeous. My male Cambridgei was a super sweet heart for a Psalmopeous as well as my male Irminia. My Ecclesiasticus on the other hand is as psycho as any Cyriopagopous. Maybe worse lol . Funny they all have personalities like people. Some within the same species just seem to be worse lol. My Emeraldus (suspect female) likes to run,run,run at anything but never no threat poses..ohhh well could go on and on! Definitely should try some old worlders though. Why limit yourself especially if it's something you really like. Happy spidering friend!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tarantula Trooper, post: 232696, member: 37740"] I just recently got a female P. Irminia. Need to get her out of the less than stellar enclosure she is in though. I bought her in a giant plastic snack container that was converted to keep her in. Not going to be an easy feat to get her out and yes I dread it but I can't stand to see her in it anymore. There's nothing in with her to suggest she is arboreal! Nothing but a couple inches of substrate like she were fossorial! Have not tested her temperament yet but I have kept Psalmopeous. My male Cambridgei was a super sweet heart for a Psalmopeous as well as my male Irminia. My Ecclesiasticus on the other hand is as psycho as any Cyriopagopous. Maybe worse lol . Funny they all have personalities like people. Some within the same species just seem to be worse lol. My Emeraldus (suspect female) likes to run,run,run at anything but never no threat poses..ohhh well could go on and on! Definitely should try some old worlders though. Why limit yourself especially if it's something you really like. Happy spidering friend!! [/QUOTE]
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