Most docile australian T?

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I know most, if not all australian tarantulas are pretty defensive, but in your opinion what is the most docile species of australian tarantula?
 
2 of the most docile species i have encountered have been Selenotypus sp "Nebo" and Selenotypus plumipes
 
Ok I haven't kept many T's but I can definitely say it is NOT the strenuus! My girls rears up and hisses every-time I open the lid :lol:
 
i bought one many years ago from a petshop and while it was alive is was more scared of me, i could coax it onto my hand no probs and handle it and it never bite me.
No idea what species though as was from a shop and they are hopeless.
 
in my personal experience the selenotholus are one of the most highly strung spiders out there

i second that,

keep in mind that all Ts hav diff personalitys ;)

i hav a kotzmans that is a big sook, and they hav a rep for being rather 'eat u now ask questions later' kinda T ;)
 
it all comes down to the nature of the thing. some individuals of a species will be insane and some will be calm. just like any species.
 
it all comes down to the nature of the thing. some individuals of a species will be insane and some will be calm. just like any species.

+1.

Most people say Plumipes are pretty docile. I've had one that was awesome for handling, and my new one is a horrible little piece of hellspawn.

Same goes for all of them, really.
 
while yes, as you said it varies with the individual i believe he wants to know in general, what are the more docile species. If someone asked for a docile snake you wouldnt recomend a water python even though some are great
 
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