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Welcome!Hi, I found this forum by accident and I am so glad I did. I just got my very first T (an Arizona Blonde named Barbara). I feel very grateful to have a place where there are others with the same interests as me. I have come here for advice and answers and have never been disappointed. Sometimes I just scroll through the forums for hours! I hope to be apart of the community for a long time! Thank you!
Welcome and show us your BarbaraHi, I found this forum by accident and I am so glad I did. I just got my very first T (an Arizona Blonde named Barbara). I feel very grateful to have a place where there are others with the same interests as me. I have come here for advice and answers and have never been disappointed. Sometimes I just scroll through the forums for hours! I hope to be apart of the community for a long time! Thank you!
Welcome to this great forum.Hello! I am donovan. Hope this forum is still active!
Welcome, JessHello! My name is Jesse and I'm fairly new to the tarantula hobby. I've had my Aphonopelma chalcodes for about a year and a half, and I recently acquired some tarantula slings. In total, I have 9 tarantulas in total and I'm looking to learn as much as I can.
Background on me, for the first 30+ years of my life I was deathly afraid of spiders, but Lucas helped me get over that. After enjoying those videos, Youtube decided to recommend me tarantula videos, and like watching a car crash I couldn't look away. Then I slowly started to come around to their beauty, which led me to get my first tarantula. I now own 9 tarantulas and 9 jumping spiders and my friends and family have no idea who I am anymore
I absolutely love this hobby, it brings me such joy
Hey everyone! I’m new to tarantulas. I was honestly freaked out by them until I broke down and let my son get one. Now I’m spending time researching and hunting down some for myself!You guys can use this thread to introduce yourselves as well. It's up to you!
Welcome to the forum/familyHey everyone! I’m new to tarantulas. I was honestly freaked out by them until I broke down and let my son get one. Now I’m spending time researching and hunting down some for myself!
Thanks for the website!
Welcome to our fabulous forum!Hey everyone! I’m new to tarantulas. I was honestly freaked out by them until I broke down and let my son get one. Now I’m spending time researching and hunting down some for myself!
Thanks for the website!
Hey everyone! I’m new to tarantulas. I was honestly freaked out by them until I broke down and let my son get one. Now I’m spending time researching and hunting down some for myself!
Thanks for the website!
Welcome to TF! You found a great placeHey everyone! I’m new to tarantulas. I was honestly freaked out by them until I broke down and let my son get one. Now I’m spending time researching and hunting down some for myself!
Thanks for the website!
Hi, I found this forum by accident and I am so glad I did. I just got my very first T (an Arizona Blonde named Barbara).
Hi and welcome to the forum/family Teresa. If Noodles was with you another 10 years, Noodles was definitely a SheHello all,
My name is Teresa and I live in the PNW. I've been keeping technically since I was 8 (20 years ago) I started with a gifted G. rosea that I snuck into the house after a neighbor was moving and discarded it. I hid it from my mom for an entire year feeding it from found crickets outside.
Eventually my mom caught me and let me keep it. I named him Noodles. He (she) eventually passed when I turned 18. After many tears and sadness it lead me to start collecting a bit more seriously. So I'm not new to the hobby but newish to the forum and T groups alike. I thought I'd pop on and introduce myself before I begin posting somewhat regularly. (Although I'll have to get the hang of posting on a blog type situation)
Thanks for reading, I look forward to the chats.
Definitely. I just call all my babies in accordance to their nameHi and welcome to the forum/family Teresa. If Noodles was with you another 10 years, Noodles was definitely a She
Same here, in French we say Une mygale (the name for a tarantula) which is a feminine word, so by default in french they are always femalesDefinitely. I just call all my babies in accordance to their name
I have a t albo Fem that I call "he" because his name is Gimili.
Thank you so much!Hello and welcome.
Welcome to our forum/family!Hello all,
My name is Teresa and I live in the PNW. I've been keeping technically since I was 8 (20 years ago) I started with a gifted G. rosea that I snuck into the house after a neighbor was moving and discarded it. I hid it from my mom for an entire year feeding it from found crickets outside.
Eventually my mom caught me and let me keep it. I named him Noodles. He (she) eventually passed when I turned 18. After many tears and sadness it lead me to start collecting a bit more seriously. So I'm not new to the hobby but newish to the forum and T groups alike. I thought I'd pop on and introduce myself before I begin posting somewhat regularly. (Although I'll have to get the hang of posting on a blog type situation)
Thanks for reading, I look forward to the chats.
Thank you, I appreciate it.Welcome to our forum/family!
Gimli the dwarf is wel