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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ryanm7277" data-source="post: 217233" data-attributes="member: 39010">Originally I had wanted to get a Eupalaestrus Campestratus(pink zebra beauty) and then I discovered homoeomma sp. "red"(Chilean Flame Rump) and love the temperament they seem to have. Their inquisitive nature and they seem like the theoretic best beginner species minus the years they take to grow out, rarity and price tag of course. Having said that isn't a pink zebra beauty pretty similar to a G. Pulchripes? Temperament wise from all the videos I have watched the E. Campestratus and G. Pulchripes seem pretty similar granted they are different species and the coloration is a little different, could someone who has owned all three chime in? I already have a G. Pulchripes and hope she is female like seller claimed, so while I still want a E. Campestratus at some point it just seems for now I should wait a bit and grow out the G. Pulchripes see how I like/love the little guy then buy a E. Campestratus. Seems like I should wait for a Chilean Flame Rump to become available as I don't have anything in my current, new collection that is similar or any dwarf species for that matter and before going into the quick and bad temperament dwarfs should start with the chillest dwarf there is? What do you guys think? Thanks for any and all advice and if you want to sell me a full grown female chilean flame rump let me know!!!</blockquote>