I think if someone gave me a King Baboon as a starter I'd have given up keeping Ts soon after. They tend to burrow and if you're lucky you'll see their legs poking out. The deeper the substrate the deeper they'll burrow. Aggressive with venom to match.
I'm sure you'll enjoy it, when you see it, but I can think of better display Ts.
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L. klugi, L. parahybana, G. rosea RCF, G. aureostriata, A. iodios, A. seemani, D. fasciatum, A. geniculata, C. cyaneopubescens, P. cambridgei, P. irminia, A. sp avicularia, A. fascuilata, A. metallica, A. sp. Purple Peru, A. versicolor, B. albopilosum, B. boehmei, B. emelia, B. smithi, B. vagans, P. fasciata, P. miranda, P. ornata, P. pederseni, P. regalis, P. rufilata, P. striata, P. subfusca, N. chromatus, C. schioedtei, L. violaceopes, T. apothysis, T. blondi, H. maculata, P. murinus (RCF), P. murinus, H. gigas, C. marshali, C. darlingi, C. crawshayi, P. playtommia, H. lividum, Plesiophrictus sp. India, Ornithoctonus sp. Koh Samui, Stegodyphus sp. A. pissii, A. frankii - too many for a sig.
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