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what to get next?
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15 years 8 months ago #11585
by chris vd merwe
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hello guys 
i was thinking of a new tarantula,cheap but yet a very cool spider with awsum colours! :laugh:
do anyone have a good suggestion for me?
remember CHEAP yet AWSUM COLOURS ECT! :woohoo:
THANKS
i was thinking of a new tarantula,cheap but yet a very cool spider with awsum colours! :laugh:
do anyone have a good suggestion for me?
remember CHEAP yet AWSUM COLOURS ECT! :woohoo:
THANKS
live to party,forced to work!
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15 years 8 months ago #11589
by Danny
Replied by Danny on topic Re: what to get next?
Not sure what you already have, but Brachypelmas are very cool, but still cost a good few bucks.
If you want something really cheap that will develop awesome colours, go for a Nhandu Chromatus (Brazilian Red & White), you can find them as cheap as R30 or R40 and they develop great colours when they grow bigger!
Also, Poecilotheria Fasciata (Sri Lankan Ornamental) an Old World Arboreal with great patterns on it's body and is very affordable and exciting to keep. Has a nasty venom though so be warned.
Hmmm, you can also get Cyclosternum Fasciatum (Tiger Rump) not very expensive (R100 to R150), but eats like a monster and grows quite well. Shows great colours from young already.
My 2 cents.
HS
If you want something really cheap that will develop awesome colours, go for a Nhandu Chromatus (Brazilian Red & White), you can find them as cheap as R30 or R40 and they develop great colours when they grow bigger!
Also, Poecilotheria Fasciata (Sri Lankan Ornamental) an Old World Arboreal with great patterns on it's body and is very affordable and exciting to keep. Has a nasty venom though so be warned.
Hmmm, you can also get Cyclosternum Fasciatum (Tiger Rump) not very expensive (R100 to R150), but eats like a monster and grows quite well. Shows great colours from young already.
My 2 cents.
HS
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15 years 8 months ago #11590
by Liam
The early bird gets the worm... but the early worm gets eaten by a bird.
Replied by Liam on topic Re:what to get next?
I recently got a Brachypelma Boehemi juvi... they are a little pricey but when they get bigger they look incredible and are hardy, easy to care for and quite docile. Any of the other Brachys are great too - have a look around, lots to choose from. 
The early bird gets the worm... but the early worm gets eaten by a bird.
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