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<blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 52763" data-attributes="member: 3458"><p>[USER=4072]@Kymura[/USER] Most of them have been fairly easy to raise from slings but I've picked out the easiest:-</p><p></p><p><strong>Ami sp Panama</strong> - Although there are no specific care guides on the net I got my info from a very helpful lady at Tarantula Canada and they are very simple to care for but they do hide away, whether this will continue into adulthood I don't know yet.</p><p><strong>Cyriocosmus perezmilesi</strong> - This one has been very easy. Great webber but spends a lot of time in full view, seems very calm and is certainly colourful.</p><p><strong>Holothele incei</strong> - Easy to care for, great feeders and prolific webbers and tunnelers. They're very fast but mine have both been more likely to run and hide than stand their ground</p><p><strong>Kochiana brunnipes</strong> - Again easy, great burrowers but their tunnels are usually visible through the sides of the containers so you do get to see them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Enn49, post: 52763, member: 3458"] [USER=4072]@Kymura[/USER] Most of them have been fairly easy to raise from slings but I've picked out the easiest:- [B]Ami sp Panama[/B] - Although there are no specific care guides on the net I got my info from a very helpful lady at Tarantula Canada and they are very simple to care for but they do hide away, whether this will continue into adulthood I don't know yet. [B]Cyriocosmus perezmilesi[/B] - This one has been very easy. Great webber but spends a lot of time in full view, seems very calm and is certainly colourful. [B]Holothele incei[/B] - Easy to care for, great feeders and prolific webbers and tunnelers. They're very fast but mine have both been more likely to run and hide than stand their ground [B]Kochiana brunnipes[/B] - Again easy, great burrowers but their tunnels are usually visible through the sides of the containers so you do get to see them. [/QUOTE]
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