@bonzai, just out of curiousity why do you put the cobalt blue first considering you'll hardly ever see it? Also curious to know why the suntiger comes in last on your list?

Tapinauchenius cupreus are REALLY pretty if you lucky and get a male but i would say if you dont mind a fast growing t get the Psalmopoeus irminia .... they pretty ... eat well and are semi arboreal

@sk27

I think it's personal preference.

My Cobalt blue and a friend of mine, only sit and walk around outside. It does burrow, but is more outside than under ground. I think it's different for every Tarantula.

I'm one for colors, and built. And The cobalt is just fabulous when bigger.

The suntiger is nice, I have a 6cm one. But it is quite fast, and very defensive. I would say T keepers have to be more experienced to keep them. The Psalmopeus species are for higher experienced keepers.

The list you gave is a hard choice... I wouldn't know what to choose, but in that order if I had to.

Hey I have a 6cm P.irminia aka Suntiger for you contact me 0729092020 or albertusoos@gmail.com

i think i would choose the p.irminia (suntiger) because the colors are the best and hope u find the one you like

@sk27 how are u bud. are u still happy with ur avic. its hard to choose on the list. do u want to handle Ur t or just display. Psalmopoeus irminia is awesome and mine is fast but not that aggressive so far its around 8cm just beware they can dart for food and grab from the tweezers when its feeding time. klaasi also nice but allot like a living rock. Violet Tree Spider - Tapinauchenius cupreus also very nice mine still small 5cm again don't show aggression will run off to its hide when i touch the cage. Haplopelma lividum - Cobalt blue never see it unless u have a pair of night vision goggles as it come out when the room is completely dark and try to relocate in a bigger tank is were the fun starts if ur crazy they are very aggressive i say its a obt in a blue suite. Tapinauchenius gigas - Orange tree spider don't know yet its still on my wish list