Welcome to the forum Martin, you will see that there are plenty of great people on here that will answer any question you may have if you do not find the information you are searching for by posting a new thread, I sometimes just spend an hour or so on the forum reading all the old threads and will admit I found some pretty useful information plus a few laughs and tears inbetween.

Anyways.... Enjoy your stay here and enjoy your T, I have four little monsters ( got hooked last year on them) and enjoy them so much.

Thank you very much,and yes only have one so far. Will first get more into it,gaining knowledge etc then add new ones. For me it was love at first bite,first encounter baboon spider bit me. Guess it put a spell on me lol,well I am certainly enjoying it so far.

T. blondi's are not that easy to come by but they do come around from time to time.
I would say you need to get just a smig more experience before you get one of these species, the requirements are a bit more advanced and they often have molting problems if you don't give what they need.


With regards to the pink toe (A. avicularia) there are a couple up for sale on some of the on-line shops.
But before you consider getting yourself one just a do a bit of research into their husbander, then you good to go.

Thank you yet again,I will certainly do that. Oh and sorry I had it so wrong,not pink toe but pink foot in the grouping with the t.blondi. Excuse my mistake still new to this.

it is a Theraphosa apophysis
Same goes for this spider as what I said about the T. blondi

I will certainly look at getting more info,and most certainly more experience.