Thankyou for all of your replies i have took into consideration all of them and have decided to go for hermans...... This is because i have looked into other soecies and they get too big for what i want. The redfoots are great but i have decided to go for Hermans

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im bias too, hermanns baby!!!

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Hermanns!

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i chose the only one i know, a funky little character-HERMANNS!!

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As a first tort I say you should go for a Hermann, though I am very partial to my Leopards as well!

The greek spur thighed complex - the bewildering number of sub species - from ibera to floweri and every one in between.

I am biased but i chose Horsefield

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Thanks George..was having a senior moment....thought you meant spurs were complex...in themselves in some way....oh never mind!!

How about a 'thread within a thread' - what your favourite sub species in the Greek Spur Thigh family? I say ibera's because I have 2 of the snotty little bleeders snoozing upstairs but I really like the smaller north african varieties and plan to buy in either Terrestis or Floweri (aka the 'golden greek') as and when the opportunity arises.