New keeper here.. Well, soon will be ️

[Rosey_Slingster]

Howzit! Welcome

I'm also new here and I am new to the hobby. I hope we can learn and share as we go.

What do you have?

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

Good morning and welcome to the wonderful world of constantly saving for your next T

@Oursapoil dont be telling me that. Haha.

 

[Casey K.]

@Enn49 Do you have photos of you're T's?

She posts all the time! Big collection she has!

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

How do i post peoples "@"?

 

[Enn49]

@Enn49 Do you have photos of you're T's?

Most of mine have their photos in media. If you go into Media, click on search and put my user name in Posted by or if you just want to see specific species just put that in Keyword

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

Most of mine have their photos in media. If you go into Media, click on search and put my user name in Posted by or if you just want to see specific species just put that in Keyword

@Enn49 OK, thanks!

 

[Oursapoil]

@Oursapoil dont be telling me that. Haha.

We are all here suffering of the addiction here, this is a support group for anonymous tarantula hoarders

 

[Rs50matt]

We are all here suffering of the addiction here, this is a support group for anonymous tarantula hoarders

Speak for yourself. I’m not suffering from it. I embrace it

 

[Dw07u]

What do you have?

I have a Nhandu Tripepii Sling, Brazillian Giant Blonde

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

Well, Psalmopeus irminia are very flighty and sometimes defensive. They are an old world tarantula (hence, potent venom). I definitely wouldn't recommend it until you research to no end on this one. The other species you listed would be ok for a beginner. As far as the Caribena versicolor just make sure you have ample cross ventilation and you will be fine. I notice a lot of beginners lose that species due to simple hobby mistakes. There is tons of info on this forum and if not, there are plenty of folks to help you along your journey!

I Thought these where one of the few, new words, but posses a more potent venom?
Not a T. I will not rush out and buy, took me 15yrs to decipher what i really wanted for my first T's.
Can you reccomend any good info on this species Please.
Thanks, verry much?

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

Well, Psalmopeus irminia are very flighty and sometimes defensive. They are an old world tarantula (hence, potent venom). I definitely wouldn't recommend it until you research to no end on this one. The other species you listed would be ok for a beginner. As far as the Caribena versicolor just make sure you have ample cross ventilation and you will be fine. I notice a lot of beginners lose that species due to simple hobby mistakes. There is tons of info on this forum and if not, there are plenty of folks to help you along your journey!

I Thought these where one of the few, new words, but posses a more potent venom?
Not a T. I will not rush out and buy, took me 15yrs to decipher what i really wanted for my first T's.
Can you reccomend any good info on this species Please.
Thanks, verry much?

 

[Rosey_Slingster]

Ahhhh you are right. I was thinking venom potency, lack of urticaria hairs and not locality when I mentioned old world. My bad. New world tarantula but packs a nasty bite like the old worlds do.

Hi.
Good to know i am slowly learning more about this species