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<blockquote data-quote="Jess S" data-source="post: 161090" data-attributes="member: 29302"><p>Just noticed you asked this! Just a small collection, all new worlds. Mainly slings.</p><p>B. smithi</p><p>B. auratum</p><p>B. albopilosum x 2</p><p>Lasiodora parahybana</p><p>Dolothele diamantinensis</p><p>P. sazimai</p><p></p><p>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.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jess S, post: 161090, member: 29302"] 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. [/QUOTE]
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