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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 49941" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>I'll try to explain why Pelinobius muticus, King baboon, is for experienced keepers.</p><p>1) they are a HIGHLY defensive, not aggressive, species.</p><p>2) attain an 8" DLS as adults.</p><p>3) largest obligate burrower in the hobby.</p><p>4) as juveniles and adults are well known to "stand and fight" than "run and hide" characteristics. </p><p>5) extremely fast for their size, a beginner will be shocked by the speed. Easily quicker than Brachypelma, Aphonopelma, Phoneyusa and majority of Acanthscurria species.</p><p>6) bites, from just the mechanical damage alone are horrific. Think of two 5/8" fangs penetrating the soft tissue in your hand. [emoji6] </p><p>7) big appetites, my 6.5"+ consumes 7 large cricket/roaches weekly. Will eat more if offered though, and sometimes I toss an extra 1-2.</p><p> Can't be of any real help to suggest the next step T for you. Reason is I don't know wth a Brazilian blonde is. Had you posted the binomial name, instead of common name, I would be more helpful. I'm sure someone will give some suggested species for you to consider acquiring.</p><p> Enjoy the hobby and always respect the T. [emoji3]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 49941, member: 3538"] I'll try to explain why Pelinobius muticus, King baboon, is for experienced keepers. 1) they are a HIGHLY defensive, not aggressive, species. 2) attain an 8" DLS as adults. 3) largest obligate burrower in the hobby. 4) as juveniles and adults are well known to "stand and fight" than "run and hide" characteristics. 5) extremely fast for their size, a beginner will be shocked by the speed. Easily quicker than Brachypelma, Aphonopelma, Phoneyusa and majority of Acanthscurria species. 6) bites, from just the mechanical damage alone are horrific. Think of two 5/8" fangs penetrating the soft tissue in your hand. [emoji6] 7) big appetites, my 6.5"+ consumes 7 large cricket/roaches weekly. Will eat more if offered though, and sometimes I toss an extra 1-2. Can't be of any real help to suggest the next step T for you. Reason is I don't know wth a Brazilian blonde is. Had you posted the binomial name, instead of common name, I would be more helpful. I'm sure someone will give some suggested species for you to consider acquiring. Enjoy the hobby and always respect the T. [emoji3] [/QUOTE]
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