Pebbles are good for beginners they are easily maintainable, they are portable so you never have to constantly worry about them getting hurt or stolen and they have a delicate smooth surface that is simply irresistible for anyone, but I must warn you the clear pebbles are always have bad behaviour. I would recommend the grey pebbles that add roughly 16cm cubed the are the nicest ones.
I guess admitting to owning a pet rock has got to make you boulder…
Don’t forget to take your rock for a walk. A rock’s gotta roll.
One that is used for stone soup. You may get hungry at some point in the future.
Grammastola pulchripes
Grammastola rosea are very common and can be very hardy. The issue is that this species can be temperamental. No consistency on the behavior. This can scare a beginner. They definitely earned the nick name of pet rock. They will sit motionless for days.
Grammastola pulchripes on the other hand are more vibrant in color, more consist behavior, and are incredibly docile. They do get larger than the rosea and will grow faster than other grammastola. With that being said, it’s still a grammastola so it will be slower than other theraphosids. Care requirements are the same as rosea, maybe a bigger enclosure but you’ll figure out.