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Old 21-03-2008, 07:13 PM
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Hi I am considering purchasing an invert of some kind i was wondering if anyone could give me some help.

I dont want to spend too much money,
I want something that prob doesnt get much bigger than around 3-4inchs
Is colourful and attractive
Is active and a good feeder
Requires only a small housing

Is there such a thing?
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Old 21-03-2008, 07:16 PM
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Also considering a spider not a tarrantulla though.
Just after something a little different.
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yupyup theres loads of spiders/stickies/beetles/mantids the lot :p

personally i'd go for a spider

most people would tell you to get a chile rose or red knee
i say get a Cyclosternum fasciatum small and colourful
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Old 21-03-2008, 09:34 PM
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get a mantis there great to watch and ace hunters and cheep to keep
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I would say mantid or a beetle of somekind
they are so placid, and can be so damn pretty its stupid, lol
Otherwise maybe some hemiscolopendra chilensis
Bit of exp and knowledge would be bloody handy before something like that tho
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Mantids or stickies!

I recently discovered peruphasma schultei, black beauty stickies.

They are LOVELY, jet black all over with bright red wing buds and yellow eyes!
They get to 6-7cm

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Mantids or stickies!

I recently discovered peruphasma schultei, black beauty stickies.

They are LOVELY, jet black all over with bright red wing buds and yellow eyes!
They get to 6-7cm

agreed , these are great to keep.
have you thought about scorps too ?
or pedes ?
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Old 22-03-2008, 07:55 PM
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Hi thanks everyone.

I have thought about scorpians and I am tempted but iv heard that they arnt really that active.

As for sticks and mantids iv kept sticks before so want to try something a bit different maybe bit more viscious lol.

Are there any scorpians which dont require a large housing and are very colourful?
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Hi thanks everyone.

I have thought about scorpians and I am tempted but iv heard that they arnt really that active.

As for sticks and mantids iv kept sticks before so want to try something a bit different maybe bit more viscious lol.

Are there any scorpians which dont require a large housing and are very colourful?
S.Maurus Palmatus.

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S.Maurus Palmatus.

they are beautiful know any places to get them?? there on my list lol

hadogenes flat rock sp. or hadrurus arizonenis, red claw
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