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Thread: Newly matured male P. antinous
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10-08-2003 07:47 AM #1Arachnodemon
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Newly matured male P. antinous
This guy finally matured last week and he is really stunning. My camera really doesn't do him justice.
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10-08-2003 09:29 AM #2Arachnobaron
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10-08-2003 11:02 AM #3Arachnoangel
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Ah the look of a fresh molt=D Excellent
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10-08-2003 04:35 PM #4Arachnobaron
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Mine is still pretty small. I can't wait for him to put some size on. A friend of mine (at least I consider him a friend) told me that they are pretty smart - for a spider that is. What do you think?
Yours looks great!
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10-08-2003 07:41 PM #5Arachnodemon
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I haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary with any of mine, but maybe they're just underachievers.Originally posted by darkeye
Mine is still pretty small. I can't wait for him to put some size on. A friend of mine (at least I consider him a friend) told me that they are pretty smart - for a spider that is. What do you think?
Yours looks great!
Nice pic BTW.
John"It is unwise to be too sure of one's own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err." -Mahatma Gandhi
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10-08-2003 07:51 PM #6Arachnobaron
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How big is your male?
This is a pic of one of my females. Since the pic she has molted, that was about 3 weeks ago. If you're looking for a mate for him, no need to look further.
The females don't have the cool blues like the males but very nice in thier silky black.
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10-08-2003 07:57 PM #7Arachnobaron
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Another awsome mature male Pamphobeteus.
Pamphobeteus platyomma
He does have a female lined up for him at this point. If he makes it through and becomes available I'll post something. I have to say that because last time I posted a pic of him I got tons of pms and e-mails asking to borrow him.
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10-08-2003 08:06 PM #8Arachnodemon
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@esmoot- I sent you a PM. I have 3 females of my own and someone else has 2 locally, but if he is still healthy after that I'd be glad to send him to you.
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