Theraphosa?

[Poppy2020]

I’m doing research on them. Thinking about it. Can you give me any insight, likes or dislikes? Photos? Stirmi over Blondi or apophysis? Your experience?

Thanky

 

[VaporRyder]

I'm gonna say "Yes, get one!" and do check out x_raphael_xx's thread: 'Advice on Theraphosa. Recommended or no?'

 

[VaporRyder]

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[Poppy2020]

I'm gonna say "Yes, get one!" and do check out x_raphael_xx's thread: 'Advice on Theraphosa. Recommended or no?'

Ah….. how did I miss that whole thread? Thanks yo!

 

[Arachnoclown]

 

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[rapidfire]

I really enjoy my stirmi. She is an eating machine and awesome to look at. Mine is very defensive and doesn’t hesitate to kick hairs or bite. They are also ungodly fast for their size. She is definitely one of my favorites because of her food drive, size, and looks. These guys are definitely a moisture dependent species so bioactive or a soil mix that holds moisture without molding is a must.

 

[rapidfire]

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Great pictures man!

 

[liquidfluidity]

I have multiples of all three with a bit more experience with Apophysis. I think Stirmis are a bit more forgiving when it comes to husbandry.

 

[Pamela mansfield]

I’m doing research on them. Thinking about it. Can you give me any insight, likes or dislikes? Photos? Stirmi over Blondi or apophysis? Your experience?

Thanky

 

[Pamela mansfield]

I've had 4 now I find once there settled down there very easy to deal with with general maintenance spraying and feeding but it can be very easy to over feed them given the chance they never stop eating definitely dustbin of the spider world if it moves eat it never been bitten but they do give you plenty of warning if you upset them