Burrow of Rose Tarantulas

The Average Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula: About 10 feet tall and is a blue-Ish black. They have six arms and two legs. Thick, fuzzy fluff all over their body. Have black eyes with white pupils which are human-like in shape, but not color. Fluff thick enough to protect from sharp blows, and chitin strong enough to resist stabbing and slashing. Anthropomorphic, chubby, and extremely sweet and kind. Willing to care for humans that end up being friendly to them but will defend themselves if they try to hurt them or their charge. Their fur can be irritating if they choose to make it so but would rather use the fur to comfort and resolve conflicts peacefully. Live in a large underground burrow. They are friendly and non-aggressive toward humans. Most enjoy being physical in her affections, hugging, cuddling, massaging, and even holding their partner/charge. They also take advantage of their many limbs to hug or even restrain an escaping human. Their tendencies and anthropomorphism are a byproduct of selective breeding and genetic modification. They have venom in their fangs, but it induces a heavy tranquility/sleepiness instead of paralysis, pain, or death. Said fangs are hidden within their mouths instead of sticking out as to not scare away potential friend and visitors. There are many of their kind out in the wild, just as friendly and passive as this colony. They enjoy having humans to adopt, not for their uses, but for companionship. Males are typically smaller and thinner; usually about 7.5 feet tall.

Burrow: They have dug a large, durable burrow underground, lining the ground with dyed silk to make the place livelier and give it a much more friendly appearance. They had help from the anthropomorphic carpenter bees to reinforce their walls with wood and to make the place a lot more safe and homely, even toward the humans they adopt.