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Best First Old World?
- Thread starter Major 78
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One I'd recommend is a Lampropelma sp. Borneo Black. I've had my girl over 4 years from a tiny sling a big, chunky, gloosy black beauty and she's never caused me a problem or shown a threat pose.
Avicularia Kael
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Uh... C. huahini? JK!!!!! Although mine is calm... Ish.
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Maybe I'll look into this species later on when I get more comfortable thanks for the informationOne I'd recommend is a Lampropelma sp. Borneo Black. I've had my girl over 4 years from a tiny sling a big, chunky, gloosy black beauty and she's never caused me a problem or shown a threat pose.
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The best tarantula in your list is the Brachypelma boehmei. No other tarantula is as beautiful, in my opinion. And they tend to just sit and stare at you, looking gorgeous and dangerous. (They aren't, of course). Maybe its in my mind, but they pose like no other.. And mine have always hit prey like they were starving. A fantastic, solid addition to any connoisseur's collection.
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And yes, I had to look up the spelling for connoisseur. Seu me.
Get it? Seu me? Ehehe..ahem..
Get it? Seu me? Ehehe..ahem..
