Tough to hate on these beauties, as they sport the single flame pattern above the patella, and have the classic Brachypelma characteristics. They’re a bit more montane, so cooler works for them. 70-75 and 60% humidity will do fine. These are much more rare than B smithi and emilia. They’re a tad more skittish too, so handling is not recommended.

Photo taken by and courtesy of Exoskeleton Invertebrates.com