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Here are a few things I have added...
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ArpeggioAngel
Around Here Somewhere....
Holy....those are some big ass scary looking spiders there! I am terrified of spiders, regardless of how cool they look (and those do look pretty cool!)
Checkerbelly
New member
LOL, are you sure?
Holy crap, you have been busy, haven't you? That metallic blue tarantula is awesome! As is the one with the orange/brown patterned abdomen.
Holy crap, you have been busy, haven't you? That metallic blue tarantula is awesome! As is the one with the orange/brown patterned abdomen.
Penman6668
Dr. Jan Itor
They look great but they really creep me out!!!
Penman6668
Dr. Jan Itor
Sorry to double post but I hit the wrong button and did not get to finish previous post.
What do you keep them in?
What do you keep them in?
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
"Boris the Spider"by The Who is stuck in my head now. Creepy, crawly, creepy creepy crawly... Nice spiders. but thanks but no thanks lol!
Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
COPYCAT!!! :nyah:
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38755
Gorgeous specimens Dave! I think you've added close to the exact same ones I added this summer. I don't have pic's of my pink toe or stripe knee yet.
Is that first one an ornamental of some sort? My A. geniculata has doubled in size since I got it. I don't think it's going to take long for it to reach 8"!
Thanks for sharing the new pics/specimens.
D80
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38755
Gorgeous specimens Dave! I think you've added close to the exact same ones I added this summer. I don't have pic's of my pink toe or stripe knee yet.
Is that first one an ornamental of some sort? My A. geniculata has doubled in size since I got it. I don't think it's going to take long for it to reach 8"!
Thanks for sharing the new pics/specimens.
D80
NonVenomous
Bronny
Wow, those are gorgeous spiders. Would you mind telling us what breed they are?
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DAND
New member
Drizzt80 said:
Nice collection you have there Brent. You're right, we do have quite a few of the same.
BlackcurrantTea said:
Certainly. Here they are as they are pictured
Ornithoctonus aureotibialis - Thai Black Birdeater
Pterinochilus murinus rcf - Usambara Orange Baboon
Aphonopelma seemani: Costa Rican Zebra
Cyclosternum fasciatum - Costa-Rican Tiger Rump
Grammostola rosea - Chilean Rose – Red Phase
Avicularia avicularia - Guyana Pinktoe aka Common Pinktoe
Brachypelma smithi - Mexican Red Knee
Scolopendra subspinipes - Vietnamese Centipede
Haplopelma lividum - Cobalt Blue
Psalmopoeus irminia – Venezuelan Suntiger
Acanthoscurria geniculata - Giant White Knee
Aphonopelma anax - Texas Tan
Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens - Greenbottle Blue
I also have (but not pictured):
Grammostola aureostrita: Chaco Golden Knee
Lasiodora parahybana: Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater
Nhandu chromatus: Brazilian Red & White
Ceratogyrus brachycephalus: Greater Horned Baboon
Acanthoscurria atrox: Brazilian Giant Black
Cyriopagopus sp. - Singapore Blue
Brachypelma vagans - Mexican Redrump
Please don't ask me how many I have because I honestly don't have a clue. :shrugs: