It depends what you want out of it as a pet?
if you what something you can pick up then get a terrestrial species such as honduran curly hair or a Mexican red knee these are relatively calm species that are know for being docile.
If you want a pet your happy admiring from afar then the aboreal species are very interesting to watch and very colourful however they are very skittish and fast so picking up is normally out of the question also some of the poecilotheria species have been documented to have some very nasty symptoms if you get bitten such as stomach cramps and vomitting and lasting pain.
there are not certainities though some tarantulas with a bad reputation turn out to be sweeties and others that are meant to be calm are psychopaths.
personally i don't handle any of mine even though many species are ok with being picked up no tarantula likes it and would much rather be left alone. if you want something you can fuss get a cat!
NONE, Tarantulas will kill their owner when they get the chance, especially at night , but if you really want one get a mexican tarantula
I think Tarantulas are good pets.They are fun to watch.
Generally pets are cats, dogs, fish, parrots, canaries, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, rabbits and the like. Exotic pets include tarantulas, snakes, monkeys, ocelots, etc.
people in the caribbean love their pets the most because all they are is tarantulas and they eat your eyes out
yes they make perfect pets for tweens and teens! i have one and its a dream!
Tarantulas are arachnids, more specifically, they are a certain type of spider.
From cats, dogs, many species of birds, fish and reptiles, as well as many exotic pets such as snakes, tarantulas and insects, many Mexicans have one in their home.
Compare it to other messier pets- like snakes, tarantulas, birds, etc
No, there aren't any tarantulas in Hawaii, at least not native to Hawaii. Occasionally, tarantulas among other species are brought into Hawaii illegally. Many species of mammales, reptiles and insects are prohibited from importation to Hawaii.
Roaches, yellow jackets, tarantulas, mice
the largest type of tarantula goliath bird eating tarantulas (size of a dinner plate)
Robert G. Breene has written: 'Quick & easy tarantula care' -- subject(s): Tarantulas as pets
I am not an expert on tarantulas but i have a few of them as pets. The generally will run away from anything that they do not see as food. Some tarantulas will show a thread display but being attacked by one is highly unlikely... I have a Brazilian Birdeater which is the 2nd largest tarantula in the world and even it would rather though me with hairs and retreat... PS tarantulas venom is generally not toxic to humans unless you are allergic to bee venom... So there is really no need to be scarred of tarantulas at all.