which spider is a good beginner spider and pink??

[TIMOTHY AND MATILDA]

I am researching spiders and think oone day I would like one,what sort of container is best to keep it in?Do they need a heat mat?I would love a docile and easy to care for spider and possibly a pink one,dont laugh,thanks jackie

[jagos12]

really nice docile pink is the Eupalaestrus campestratus, lots of common names but pink zebra beauty is the more recent common name, can post pick of my adult female if you like
depends on wether you get a sling juvie or adult for housing but pretty easy to care for but they dont do a lot unless feeding but she is lovely

[andyh75]

Theraphosa apophysis (goliath pink toe ) though they loose there pink toes as they get older hehehe

[garlicpickle]

Brachypelma klaasi, quite hardy but tends to flick hairs.

http://www.freewebs.com/chid/B.klaasi.jpg

[arachniface]

Originally Posted by garlicpickle

Brachypelma klaasi, quite hardy but tends to flick hairs.

http://www.freewebs.com/chid/B.klaasi.jpg

Agreed!

[perthchickie]

Thats what I was gona suggest

Originally Posted by garlicpickle

Brachypelma klaasi, quite hardy but tends to flick hairs.

http://www.freewebs.com/chid/B.klaasi.jpg

[danny storm]

What about a Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater?

[Willenium]

Haven't personally kept this but it is quite pretty.

Megaphobema mesomelas image by wraithspirit on Photobucket

[danny storm]

A.Versicolor,Ive heard they can be quite docile and have amazing colours.

[smith.spider]

I wouldn't recommend mesomelas or versi for a first spid.both are fairly hard to keep.Got to agree though versi is quite a pink spider.