JW NEWBEE
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Newbee here but have always respected and enjoyed watching spiders..especially the little jumping spiders...looking to start out with a few slings, one terrestrial and one arboreal.
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Hello JW,
Welcome to the forum, thrilled to have you here.
Welcome to the forum, thrilled to have you here.
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I like the jumping spiders too! Welcome!!
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Hello and welcome. 
JW NEWBEE
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ones that like 70 - 75 F and not too humid...and any that dont hide 24/7...more like 12/7
JW NEWBEE
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ones that like 70 - 75 F and not too humid...and any that dont hide 24/7...more like 12/7
JW NEWBEE
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and especially ones that dont kick hairs like my girlfriends OBT
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So basically any OW (old world) or arboreal. Avoid fossorials and anything too spicy
If you do your research well, and are conscious and thoughtful in your keeping you can keep any species
If you don't mind me asking, why no "hair kickers"? They often don't kick hairs...
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Hello, welcome to the forum.
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Hello and welcome to the forum/hobby!
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Welcome to the forum .
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Hi and welcome
JW NEWBEE
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hair kickers make me squinty.
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So, don't engage them with your eyeballs?
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Welcome to the forum. Can't wait to see what you pick out.
Greetings and welcome aboard!
Mileage may vary, but mine are all terrestrial (and one fossorial) and most of them don't kick. My B. smithi kicks hair all the time and for no apparent reason. The rest of them are super chill. My A. chalcodes kicked once or twice but never when I was getting into her enclosure? Who knows what goes on inside their heads?
Mileage may vary, but mine are all terrestrial (and one fossorial) and most of them don't kick. My B. smithi kicks hair all the time and for no apparent reason. The rest of them are super chill. My A. chalcodes kicked once or twice but never when I was getting into her enclosure? Who knows what goes on inside their heads?
