Hi guys, just read up on these and was wandering what they are like to keep, obviously no handling, but other than that, what are they like? Difficult?

Also looking at Trinidad Dwarf Tiger( Cyriocosmus elegans ) are these a good species to keep, i realise they are new to the hobby,and thought it may be interesting to get one to see what they are like

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My ArmyRed Knee Tarantula x 1(Sub-Adult)RCF Chile Rose x 1(Juvenile)Chile Flame x 1(Sling)Costa Rican Red x 2(slings)Salmon Pink x 10(nymphs)Red Tegu x 1

I bred Tapinauchenius gigas this year, and i'm recieving another male tomorrow for both my females to go again! I love these spiders. They're VERY fast!! Lightning speed.
Keep arboreally. I don't mist my spiders, i tend to just tip some water into the substrate so that the humidity lasts longer. As long as you're prepared for a spider that can run the speed of light and will bite if provoked, then go for it!
Here's my female:


The nymphs i bred:


I also keep Cyriocosmus elegans. I have a mated female. Keep her generally dry, deep enough substrate for her to burrow and just wet one side weekly for humidity. An adult female doesn't get any bigger than about 2" legspan. They're seriously tiny!! But beautiful. Here's my girl:

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Cheers Becky, will be getting both some time next week then

John

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My ArmyRed Knee Tarantula x 1(Sub-Adult)RCF Chile Rose x 1(Juvenile)Chile Flame x 1(Sling)Costa Rican Red x 2(slings)Salmon Pink x 10(nymphs)Red Tegu x 1

Or wait for me to breed gigas again

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When would that be?

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My ArmyRed Knee Tarantula x 1(Sub-Adult)RCF Chile Rose x 1(Juvenile)Chile Flame x 1(Sling)Costa Rican Red x 2(slings)Salmon Pink x 10(nymphs)Red Tegu x 1

I recieved the male this morning so will mate them soon, then about 12 weeks from there i should have slings if all goes well.

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