Tree floofs

[GermanGamer7]

OBT slings go for $20 bucks here.

WILD TREE FLOOFS ARE EVERYWHEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
@Tnoob I'm sorry but I lack the skill. Remember, this is all going to happen in a few years' time. I'm starting small and gathering what I need for when I finally get enough time to care for a tarantula, so I am going for beginner species that I will find the cutest and easiest to care for. HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO IS HELPING!

 

[Tnoob]

OBT, and H. Pulchripes was my first.

 

[GermanGamer7]

What I am trying to find is the floofiest tarantula that is still a beginner tarantula.

 

[menavodi]

Everytime you say you dont ever see your irminia mine is just sitting there...View attachment 37124

NICE!

 

[GermanGamer7]

So, does anyone know the floofiest beginner tarantula?

 

[Enn49]

The fluffiest beginner T has to be Brachypelma albopilosum Nicaragua commonly known as the true curly hair

 

[GermanGamer7]

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
In terms of actual floof rather than just curly hair I meant, but I am dying nonetheless.
Is there a floofiest beginner arboreal?
Like actual floof, as in like pokies' near-fur

 

[Rs50matt]

Carabena versicolor fluffiest beginner friendly new world arboreal Pretty as adults cute as hell as slings.

Both pictures are same spider just 1 molt apart (lighting wasn’t great for second photo)

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
In terms of actual floof rather than just curly hair I meant, but I am dying nonetheless.
Is there a floofiest beginner arboreal?
Like actual floof, as in like pokies' near-fur

 

[GermanGamer7]

Carabena versicolor fluffiest beginner friendly new world arboreal Pretty as adults cute as hell as slings.

Both pictures are same spider just 1 molt apart (lighting wasn’t great for second photo)


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THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[MassExodus]

Floofy? You should look into P pubensis, also known as the pubic tree spider. Very 70's. Watch it closely if you get one, they spit at you.

 

[menavodi]

Floofy? You should look into P pubensis, also known as the pubic tree spider. Very 70's. Watch it closely if you get one, they spit at you.

 

[GermanGamer7]

Floofy? You should look into P pubensis, also known as the pubic tree spider. Very 70's. Watch it closely if you get one, they spit at you.

Can't find any info on it, maybe a scientific name typo?

 

[GermanGamer7]

What size feeder cricket do you guys suggest I get for an Avicularia avicularia sling?
We got pinhead,, 1/8 inch, 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 2/3 inch, young adult, and adult.
If it helps the box quantity would be 250

 

[Enn49]

What size feeder cricket do you guys suggest I get for an Avicularia avicularia sling?
We got pinhead,, 1/8 inch, 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 2/3 inch, young adult, and adult.
If it helps the box quantity would be 250

Wait until you get your T, see what size it is then decide on the food size.

 

[GermanGamer7]

Alright. Just remember this is all years in advance. I won't be purchasing anytime soon

 

[spodermin]

Check out T. Rasti

 

[Enn49]

Check out T. Rasti

Not the best choice for a beginner as the Tapinauchenius species are known to be among the fastest Ts around

 

[spodermin]

Not the best choice for a beginner as the Tapinauchenius species are known to be among the fastest Ts around

You're not wrong I just think OP will probably like the aesthetic. I don't think any arboreal is a good choice if someone is looking for a ""beginner"" species

 

[GermanGamer7]

I don't think any arboreal is a good choice if someone is looking for a ""beginner"" species

Crap

 

[spodermin]

Crap

Beginner in super quotes because I think a fresh keeper who is ready and well researched can keep anything