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Awesome, thanks for letting me know, I'm glad you liked everything. Aaron

As long as it doesn't get to cold for to long, they will normally do fine. Any long durations in cold temps would be problematic for them.

Yes you are correct. Typically most silk and plastic plants are fine. However I would avoid anything with a strong odor. It may be more of what it is colored with, then what it's made out of. Better safe than sorry. Aaron Pnwarachnids.com

Yes, both species could be kept in their final enclosures, no problem. Ideally for both of them you are going to want something around a 5-10 gallon fish tank, or comparable container. Aaron

Sounds great, not sure if you have zeroed in on any particular species. You might look at either Grammostola pulchra or Grammostola pulchripes. Both are very hardy species and are slow moving terrestrials. They are both slow growers, but would definitely be worth looking into.

They are also good, I bit more nervous, but a pretty calm species overall. And also vero hardy

Hello, with what you have said above, I would look into Grammostola and Brachypelma species. Specifically Grammostola pulchra, Grammostola pulchripes, Grammostola rosea, Brachypelma smithi, Brachypelma Emilia. They are all terrestrial species, that are easy to raise, come in many different colors/patterns, and are not to secretive. Aaron Pnwarachnids.com

Did you notice one of them was a fiesty sucker. Was biting at everything when I was cupping it.

Awesome, I glad to hear it. And thanks for the pic. Aaron