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I suggest you get a large South American terrestrial. Lasiodora is a good cheap one to start with, and they are impressive spiders, that grow very fast. Pamphobeteus or Theraphosa would be a more expensive alternative, but slings aren't that bad..Many people like giant, fast growing spiders that hit prey like a freight train and sit on top of their hide rather than in it. They don't disappoint

[QUOTE="MassExodus, post: 63191, member: 4086"] I suggest you get a large South American terrestrial. Lasiodora is a good cheap one to start with, and they are impressive spiders, that grow very fast. Pamphobeteus or Theraphosa would be a more expensive alternative, but slings aren't that bad..Many people like giant, fast growing spiders that hit prey like a freight train and sit on top of their hide rather than in it. They don't disappoint :) [/QUOTE]

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