Thank you Deon, that would be pretty awesome to add that T to my collection.

There's an add for Balfouri. The price isn't to bad either

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Guys, not to disappoint you all, but I'm actually not so impressed with the G.pulchra. It's slow growing, but not that slow. It's quite inquisitive and will run out to the front of the enclosure every time it is moved to inspect , clean or feeding time.

My biggest disappointment was that the Brazilian black is not as velvet - black as the normal Brachypelma vagans,although that has a red rump. Other than that it is a bit skittish and it loves to tunnel from one end to another. It can redecorate a whole enclosure in one night.

Haha, still I love the T from what I've seen, thanks for the first hand info. Personally I like to hear from people who actually have the specimens, thanks so much and still keep me in mind lol.

Acanthoscurria geniculata/Giant white knee
Avicularia Versi colour/Antilles or Martinique "Pink-toe
Avicularia Avicularia/Guyana Pink toe
Brachypelma Vagans/Mexican Red Rump(and 1st instars x 250)
Brachypelma albopilosum/Honduran curlyhair
Brachypelma Boehmei/ Mexican fireleg
Brachypelma Emilia/Mexican redleg
Brachypelma Smithi/Mexican Red-kneed Tarantula
Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens/Green Bottle Blue
Lampropelma sp. "Borneo Black"
Laiodora Parahybana/Salmon pink Birdeater
Lasiodora Difficilis/Fiery red Bird eater
Lasiodora Klugi/Scarlet Bird Eater
Pamphobeteus sp Machala/Purple Bloom
Heteroscodra maculata/Ornamental Baboon/Togo Starburst Baboon
Tapinauchenius cupreus/Violet Tree Spider
Nhandu Carapoensis/Brazilian Red
Psalmopoeus irminia/Venezuelan suntiger
Psalmopoeus Pulcher/Panama Blonde
Haplopelma lividum/Cobalt Blue
Chilobrachys huahini/Asian Fawn
Holothele incei/Trinidad Olive(Communal of 3)
Hysterocrates gigas/Cameroon red Baboon(Communal of 5)
Phormictopus cancerides/Hatian Brown
Cyclosternum fasciatum/Costa Rican Tiger Rump
Thrixopelma ockerti/Flame Rump Tree Spider
Poecilotheria regalis/Indian Ornamental
Poecilotheria fasciata/Sri-Lankan Ornamental

Thank you for the info Deon. The reason why I would love to have the T is because I saw it up close and personal and it was a mature female. The owner of the female took her out of her enclosure in the upside down method , and as I had the opportunity to run my finger over the underside of her abdomen, which was velvety smooth, she laid perfectly still in that position, as myself and the owner discussed the T further.

She didn't once struggle or try to get back into an upright position as he held her, she was as calm as calm could be. When he placed her back into the enclosure she didn't make a fuss either, but simply stretched out her legs slowly and stayed where he put her down in the enclosure.

I can not say the same for the chaco golden knee, also mature female he showed me and picked up in the same way he did the G. pulchra, the female , the chaco tried to get back up straight while she was still being held by the owner and he had to place her back into her enclosure.

Also I love the black colouring of the G. pulchra, it is a beautiful shiny black and of course one of my favourite colours are black, as well as purple and white.

So I have decided on three T"s which I will get either one of them and then get the others as I grow my collection. I was hoping to get some suggestions from our female members too, but anyways the guys gave me great suggestions, so it will be one of these three I want to get next....

Asian Fawn
H.gigas
Avic

I am going to research all topics on the forum regarding these three as to how keepers that has them went about their husbandry, feeding and so forth.

Thank you all once again for your suggestion and info, it is much appreciated.