another good T is a Curly hair very docile and average size. Cobalt blues tend to be well "Pet holes" in most cases. B. Vagens could be another good choice for abit of a smaller T.

Matt, I rehoused my Pterinochilus murinus today as much as their feared I they really aren't as fast as people would lead you to believe.

Pokie bites are worse but I still wouldn't like to get bit by any T.

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Tell that to mine, lol! Charm's a quick one when she wants to be. If she's not bearing her fangs she's taking off

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For handling I would recommend the following:

Grammostola pulchra, Grammostola aureostriata, Avicularia avicularia, Avicularia versicolor, Aphonopelma chalcodes and Brachypelma smithi (though this one is more prone to kicking hairs)...

This is of course a guideline and people should remember that tarantulas have individual personalities that dont always adhere to the general opinion of their species...