Chibi, I agree. Actually, hybrids rarely happen in captivity, since the female T tends to see the male as food instead of a male, and the male doesn't see the female as a female.
I'm not actually going to include the ground-shadows, that was just out of pure boredom XD
I'd have to agree with that one. They are, technically, bugs, but they are so fluffy and big, put off body heat, and think very differently, that they seem more like some odd sort of mammal with extra legs, over anything else!
On another note, I just got my A. versicolor baby! For now it's name is Tiny, until I learn the gender, since it's too small to tell. And it is tiny! From pedipalps to spinnerets, it's only about 2 cm long!
I hope you do get a T! They are great, long lasting companions. Easy to care for, don't take up much room, are inexpensive to care for, and the females usually live 30+ years!
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