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| I was considering getting a tarantula. I am not sure what kind yet. I was wondering what kinda make s good pet, tank sizes that are needed, feeding and some care info. I will also be doing my own research but I would love all of your opinions. Thank You
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I have only had one tarantula but I've heard Chilean Rose hairs are the best.
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1.0 Rhacodactylus Ciliatus (Atua)
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Rhacodactylus Ciliatus (Bottecelli)
Aphonopelma eutylenum(Grape)
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rose hairs and mexican red knees are two common and easy species to care for and both species tend to be pretty handable i don't know details on care infomation off hand but a simple search on a search engine should give you some decent care infomation
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| Rose haired tarantulas, Brazilian black tarantulas, and Mexican red kneed tarantulas are all good starter species. Tarantula care is pretty simple. Five to ten gallon tank with coconut fiber substrate, a hide (half logs work well), and a water dish are all that are needed for the enclosure. One to two crickets a week should keep them very well fed.
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