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[Swirlysnowflake]

Depends on price, but please sell Cyriopagopus albostriatus/ Haplopelma minax. I would 100% buy (depending on shipping prices tho)

 

If you were to sell those, how much? 

[ZTYguy]

I will leave poll open for the rest of the day. It ends at 12.

[Swirlysnowflake]

I will leave poll open for the rest of the day. It ends at 12.

Will you only breed one species, or all that have been voted for?

[ZTYguy]

Um I will get to all of the species that were voted for eventualy but the one with the most votes I will try to do first.

[Swirlysnowflake]

Um I will get to all of the species that were voted for eventualy but the one with the most votes I will try to do first.

Oh cool!

Edited by Swirlysnowflake, January 7 2021 - 5:23 PM.

[ZTYguy]

I have helped with breeding projects before. That’s why I’m starting with easier ones first. I’ll probably start breeding obts soon for a friend of mine so I guess your answer is yes. Also know that you probably won’t see all of these species selling for another year or so.

[ZTYguy]

Changed poll, go vote for your favorite!!!

[Kaelwizard]

What's nice about P. metallica compared to other pokies, is that it is smaller, prettier, and I have heard people say it is less aggressive too.

[Swirlysnowflake]

What's nice about P. metallica compared to other pokies, is that it is smaller, prettier, and I have heard people say it is less aggressive too.

In my opinion/experience, they are just as aggressive as other pokies and they are boltier too.

Might have just been my T though, I can't really speak for every single tarantula in the species

[Kaelwizard]

 

What's nice about P. metallica compared to other pokies, is that it is smaller, prettier, and I have heard people say it is less aggressive too.

In my opinion/experience, they are just as aggressive as other pokies and they are boltier too.

Might have just been my T though, I can't really speak for every single tarantula in the species

 

I've never kept them, but I heard from multiple people that theirs were much more docile than their other pokies. However, with every animal it depends on the individual.

[Swirlysnowflake]

 

 

What's nice about P. metallica compared to other pokies, is that it is smaller, prettier, and I have heard people say it is less aggressive too.

In my opinion/experience, they are just as aggressive as other pokies and they are boltier too.

Might have just been my T though, I can't really speak for every single tarantula in the species

 

I've never kept them, but I heard from multiple people that theirs were much more docile than their other pokies. However, with every animal it depends on the individual.

 

That is true.

[ParadoxAnts]

Can you get Avics? (Avicularia) 

[ZTYguy]

I can maybe get avics but they will come later.

[Ferox_Formicae]

I don't know if this is really what this post is asking, but I would really like some sort of arboreal tarantula, preferably one with striking coloration. I'd probably start off with something more simple like a pinktoe of some sort, but eventually I'd love to get an ornamental, preferably a Gooty Sapphire Ornamental. I currently own a Mexican Fireleg that I've had for 7 years now, and I've had a Rosehair in the past, so a change of species ecology would be nice. I'm gradually peaking back into the hobby to see what's new, so another tarantula could very well be in my future.

[ZTYguy]

I have had a little project in the background you could say. I have a little 1 inch baby C. versicolor and I may get some Metallicas which is the gooty sapphire.

[Swirlysnowflake]

I don't know if this is really what this post is asking, but I would really like some sort of arboreal tarantula, preferably one with striking coloration. I'd probably start off with something more simple like a pinktoe of some sort, but eventually I'd love to get an ornamental, preferably a Gooty Sapphire Ornamental. I currently own a Mexican Fireleg that I've had for 7 years now, and I've had a Rosehair in the past, so a change of species ecology would be nice. I'm gradually peaking back into the hobby to see what's new, so another tarantula could very well be in my future.

I second this. I would love an arboreal. A pinktoe (Those are avics right?) would be cool. I used to have one of those but it matured out as a male. 

[Kaelwizard]

 

I don't know if this is really what this post is asking, but I would really like some sort of arboreal tarantula, preferably one with striking coloration. I'd probably start off with something more simple like a pinktoe of some sort, but eventually I'd love to get an ornamental, preferably a Gooty Sapphire Ornamental. I currently own a Mexican Fireleg that I've had for 7 years now, and I've had a Rosehair in the past, so a change of species ecology would be nice. I'm gradually peaking back into the hobby to see what's new, so another tarantula could very well be in my future.

I second this. I would love an arboreal. A pinktoe (Those are avics right?) would be cool. I used to have one of those but it matured out as a male. 

 

yep avics are pinktoes. they are my favorite genus.

[ZTYguy]

Would you guys prefer an A. Avic or a C. Versicolor or a p. Irminia

[Swirlysnowflake]

Depends on price, but solely going off species I would say P. irminia. I once saw them at a reptile expo in 2019 for like 20 bucks and to this day I still regret not getting some slings lol

That species is beautiful. Second choice would be C. versicolor

[Kaelwizard]

P. irminia is going to have a worse temperament, but husbandry is easier.