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<blockquote data-quote="tarantulaguy1994" data-source="post: 47958" data-attributes="member: 3906"><p>I would have to agree on what they said about the G. rosea aka roes hair. But I also have to say that if the A. avicularia aka pink toe is what you want to start with then do your research on them, but that was my first tarantula 3 years ago and she is very well. If you can not decide what to start with though I would lean to the B. smithi aka red knee, they are more hardy then the A. avicularia. They are also alot slower. The B. albopilosum is also a slower moving tarantula. But what you chose I sure you can do great with as long as you research on the tarantula before buying it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tarantulaguy1994, post: 47958, member: 3906"] I would have to agree on what they said about the G. rosea aka roes hair. But I also have to say that if the A. avicularia aka pink toe is what you want to start with then do your research on them, but that was my first tarantula 3 years ago and she is very well. If you can not decide what to start with though I would lean to the B. smithi aka red knee, they are more hardy then the A. avicularia. They are also alot slower. The B. albopilosum is also a slower moving tarantula. But what you chose I sure you can do great with as long as you research on the tarantula before buying it. [/QUOTE]
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