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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whitelightning777" data-source="post: 128547" data-attributes="member: 26980">Look at all the Lasiodora species. All of them are impressive but they are different in both appearance and price. The caresheets for them are identical.They eat very well, grow fast and the temperament is very consistent. The thing I like about mine is just how calm she usually is unless she just molted. They are look but don't touch pets, but handling should be minimized anyway.Lately, I'm kicking around the idea of getting a G grossa sling from Palp friction but they are super super small.The A geniculata and others in that genus are hands down awesome.The thing with these is that they aren't at either personality extreme. They're not homicidal like OBTs nor are they the sort of spiders that you can pinch grab to rehouse them either.In my opinion, something that is middle of the road on the passive to aggressive scale is probably the best to learn on.</blockquote>