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Hi Rob and welcome to the boards. Folks here are both friendly and helpful as a rule.
We all love pictures so tell us what you keep and share a few pics
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Hey all,
My names Casey. I'm a pro ballet dancer and tarantula enthusiast, odd mix haha. Just wanted to introduce myself. Love the forum, thanks for all the awesome tips.
My names Casey. I'm a pro ballet dancer and tarantula enthusiast, odd mix haha. Just wanted to introduce myself. Love the forum, thanks for all the awesome tips.
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Welcome here! Not so odd a mix: sometimes, a spider on its web is like a ballet dancer, isn't it?
I am so tempted to tell a nutcracker joke, but for once I shall resist.
Welcome to the forum, please share details and pics of your spider(s). Awesome people on here always happy to help.
Hi, welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy all the advice and fun we try to have here. Great bunch of people.Hey guys! Just a short info about me, I am Marcy from Cali. I am a new tarantula keeper I decided to join this cool site and hoping you all could help me with my questions as a beginner. Have a good one!
Hi Rob. Welcome to the forum. Super people here who love to see what others have so 3 words to get your collection noticed, pictures, pictures, pictures ☺
Hi and a big welcome to the boards. What tarantulas are you keeping?
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Hello everyone! My name J. I'm new to the forum and the hobby itself. I've never owned a T but always been intrigued by ones I've seen at peoples houses or pet shops. So i've been doing research and feel I need some of these 8legged critters in my life.
Hello and welcome to the forum. Really good bunch of people here so any questions fire away. It might be better to start your own "hello" thread then you can tell us more about you and the type of spiders you are considering as there are some species that are not recommended for beginners and best to build experience first. Enjoy the forum ☺
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Hi and welcome. You won't regret getting a tarantula but be warned you will soon become addicted and want more and more
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Thank you for the kind welcome! Well the ones I was looking to start off with were the B.Smithi,
avicularia-versicolor,
chromatopelma-cyaneopubescens. From the info I've read about these. Says they are good for beginners .
avicularia-versicolor,
chromatopelma-cyaneopubescens. From the info I've read about these. Says they are good for beginners .
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Thank you! Ha, ha! Yeah, I can see that. I was going to only get one to start off with. But after doing more research I liked more then one species. So now what to get maybe 3 to start with,Hi and welcome. You won't regret getting a tarantula but be warned you will soon become addicted and want more and more
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Hello and thank you! None atm but have been interested for a while. But looking into
avicularia-versicolor
chromatopelma-cyaneopubescens
b.smithi
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I was getting 1 to help me get over my fear of spiders, I now have 52 with 4 more on order.
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LolI was getting 1 to help me get over my fear of spiders, I now have 52 with 4 more on order.
