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![]() Hi Lisa, I just did some research on the A. juruenicola and there was suprisingly little brought back... I'm loath to get a species where I can't research its needs, growth, etc. As for the Nhandus, reading some of the stories about them.... maybe not!!!
I was looking at these: Acanthoscurria chacoana - Bolivian Salmon Pink, not as pretty as the Geniculata but very nice. Lasiodora parahybana - Brazilian Salmon Pink, not as pretty as the Acanthoscurria but a 'robust' T. Grammostola aureostriata - Chaco Golden Knee, very pretty and also big (plus the Grammostola are a 'docile' T). Aphonopelma chalcodes - Mexican/Desert Blonde, pretty and not as large as the others. What do you think? P.S. although I love the colour of the Haplopelma lividum, but being a quick and agressive species, perhaps something for the future. Kevin |
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