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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 131165" data-attributes="member: 3458">These are the ones I own:-Acanthoscurria geniculata – Beautiful T. I bought mine as a Juvi so I can’t speak for slings but my girl is always on view and loves her food.Ephebopus cyanognathus – Those fangs are something else, as a tiny sling they were often all I could see of it when I shone a torch into its burrow but now at just over 1” dls I’m beginning to see more of it.Grammostola pulchripes – this one has been more visible as a tiny sling than most are.Pterinochilus murinus – I have both Usamara and Tete slings and used to have an adult and have found them more shy than aggressive. All good feeders.Psalmopoeus irminia – I’ve had one that was always on show and one that I barely see, good feeders though.Psalmopoeus pulcher – Skittish but visiblePterinopelma sazimai – Mine is an odd little one, only 1-1.5” dls, but bold and seems to be attracted by the torch and will follow it round the container. Greedy feeder. Stunning colour.</blockquote>