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<blockquote data-quote="Greg" data-source="post: 143711" data-attributes="member: 27757"><p>My first was Acanthoscuria geniculata. Not normally recommended as a first. Mine has been pretty mellow, though has charged out of the burrow with a threat a couple of times when water was squirted into the water cap (just responding to the vibration, not to my presence). 1st rehousing went pretty smoothly. Lightening quick, which can be startling to a beginner. Very fast growing; more than doubled size in nine months, averaging three months per month as juvenile. Here it is grabbing onto a silk plant. [ATTACH=full]34755[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greg, post: 143711, member: 27757"] My first was Acanthoscuria geniculata. Not normally recommended as a first. Mine has been pretty mellow, though has charged out of the burrow with a threat a couple of times when water was squirted into the water cap (just responding to the vibration, not to my presence). 1st rehousing went pretty smoothly. Lightening quick, which can be startling to a beginner. Very fast growing; more than doubled size in nine months, averaging three months per month as juvenile. Here it is grabbing onto a silk plant. [ATTACH=full]34755[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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