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Ephebopus cyanognathus with out a doubt. The only one worth the price asked for. Just take note that they are aggressive and make sure you can keep the humidity high at 80% its critical.
Those aren't the best beginner T's but I would go for the Ephebopus cyanognathus but that is my personal opinion. Cut the C. schioedtei is also not a bad option. The Haplopelma lividum is considered a pet hole as they dig down and stay down you never really see them.
Ok cool thanks. I like that one the best, just by looking at it. I have a few a aggressive critters in the room already so they will fit right in!!!! :laugh:
My room is controlled with temp and humidity, so should be fine keeping it 80% and above.
Thanks.
I wanted to go for something that is not to common and easy to find, don't get me wrong they are all beautiful in there own right!!!
I am a reptile guy and always will be just want 1 species of T's. I will be getting 4 of them and hope I get a pair out of my selection.
But who knows the bug might bite me and have 100's of them later on.....
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