Wanted to say Hi and thank everyone for all the information I've gathered lurking here for the last few days. I've always been interested in tarantulas but was only familiar with what I've seen in the pet stores and after it rains here in West Texas. Well, today I ordered a Avicularia urticans and a Brachypelma smithi (I hope those are right). I've also ordered, what I hope, are all the supplies that I need to get off to a good start. Thanks again for all the information. I look forward to learning and hopefully contributing to the forum.
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Like your attitude,very nice first choices hope all goes well. Please feel free to keep us updated,or contribute in any way you feel comfortable.
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Welcome aboard Puffmt. Good luck with your new Avic! Enjoy.
welcome to the forum awesome ts you will love them
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Hello puff, welcome aboard! 
They arrived a couple of days ago and I've got them settled in their new homes! The Avic is about an inch and a quarter and beautiful. She looked around a little and then started weaving a nice little perch in the top of the enclosure and has pretty much parked there.
The Smithi started clearing out a spot in the substrate between the cork bark hide and the enclosure. Once he got that done, he carried what he had dug out and piled it all over the top of the cork bark and now has a nice little den going for him. He is about 3/4" and a lot of fun to watch going about his construction.
So far, I've thoroughly enjoyed watching them and maybe, just maybe, looking to acquire another one. I can see where this could get habit forming.
The Smithi started clearing out a spot in the substrate between the cork bark hide and the enclosure. Once he got that done, he carried what he had dug out and piled it all over the top of the cork bark and now has a nice little den going for him. He is about 3/4" and a lot of fun to watch going about his construction.
So far, I've thoroughly enjoyed watching them and maybe, just maybe, looking to acquire another one. I can see where this could get habit forming.
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Welcome puff. It can get addicting very quickly. Started out with two a few weeks and and now have 10
I'm beginning to see that. I now have a 3 1/2" female Nhandu chromatus that will be here next Friday. Can't wait.
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Hi there and welcome to the forum. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Everyone will be more than happy to help.
