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Curly hair

James1975

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Check out the curls
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James1975

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Gorgeous - what sort of temperament does this one have?
She seems ok but when I touched her with the brush to turn her around she attacked the brush,before that though she was really carm,I would say also she is a pet rock,doesn't move much.she is a nice t.i supose she was having a bad day.i must say I get trouble out of the c marshalli.the curly hair has never kicked hairs at me.
 

Jess S

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I've got 2 albo slings. They couldn't be more different. One of them thinks its a genic. It thinks everything that goes in the enclosure is food, so I keep my fingers well away lol. The other one Is calmer but very timid
 

James1975

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I've got 2 albo slings. They couldn't be more different. One of them thinks its a genic. It thinks everything that goes in the enclosure is food, so I keep my fingers well away lol. The other one Is calmer but very timid
Different personalities she is a nice t though I didn't buy slings though because they are so tiny I'd be scared of loosing them.my first t the gramastola pulchtipes is calm she is always out and a great eater. I've just ordered a nandhu chromatus that will be no 11 t very addictive lol.
 

SikmT7

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Different personalities she is a nice t though I didn't buy slings though because they are so tiny I'd be scared of loosing them.my first t the gramastola pulchtipes is calm she is always out and a great eater. I've just ordered a nandhu chromatus that will be no 11 t very addictive lol.
I just got a Nhandu Chromatus sling, they are fast growers and big ones at that! I know it's a challenge keeping and raising slings but it is so rewarding as you watch them grow up and you have a stronger bond with them :). T keeping is quite addictive, I have 19 going on 20 lol.
 

James1975

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I just got a Nhandu Chromatus sling, they are fast growers and big ones at that! I know it's a challenge keeping and raising slings but it is so rewarding as you watch them grow up and you have a stronger bond with them :). T keeping is quite addictive, I have 19 going on 20 lol.
Yes I found that it is addictive.i have ordered a sling it's a h puchripes so ill will see how I get on with it.
 

Jess S

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What ts do have in your collection.

Just noticed you asked this! Just a small collection, all new worlds. Mainly slings.
B. smithi
B. auratum
B. albopilosum x 2
Lasiodora parahybana
Dolothele diamantinensis
P. sazimai

I was into tarantulas for a long time before I took the plunge. I used to be extremely arachnophobic to the extent that I even became scared of insects! Particularly the long legged ones. I remember visiting a house with a G. rosea in a tank in the living room years ago and being completely horrified that someone would want to keep a large hairy spider as a pet. I started watching documentaries about tarantulas out of morbid fascination then discovered there were loads of YouTube videos out there and fear gradually turned into love and obsession. By then I was reading as much as I could about them too. But it took a long time before I finally felt ready to get my own.
 

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