Is this Tarantula in the hobby?
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I believe they were described back in August. I don't think they are in the hobby but if they are, not many. With such a new and pretty T, they will cost an arm and a leg when or if they do hit the US market.
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I'd expect them here in the first half of 2015
Later, Tom
Later, Tom
Tfisher
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Is it possibly a cross spieces? Kind of a taboo subject however, I can't seem to put my finger on it. New spieces or cross spieces very attractive T. (Personally thinks it bears a lot of much resemblance of pokes or A. Versi.)
Distribution and natural history: the new species
lives in burrows ca. 0.609 meters deep with a tubular
extension made up of soil and leaves. Horizontal
burrows of juveniles were mostly seen along roadside
mud embankments (Fig. 5), whereas adults were found
mostly in deep and vertical burrows. The female
holotype was found in a burrow along a road
lives in burrows ca. 0.609 meters deep with a tubular
extension made up of soil and leaves. Horizontal
burrows of juveniles were mostly seen along roadside
mud embankments (Fig. 5), whereas adults were found
mostly in deep and vertical burrows. The female
holotype was found in a burrow along a road
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TarantulaGuy84
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That is a neat looking T. Looks like it's wearing a silk suit.
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I think it looks quite metallic.
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Gonna be a decade or so before that's in the poor college-boy price range...
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Not if you breed your spiders. That's how some of us build collections without having to lay out a lot of cash.
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Tom I believe you got right
QUOTE=Philth;2339394]I'd expect them here in the first half of 2015
Later, Tom[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=Philth;2339394]I'd expect them here in the first half of 2015
Later, Tom[/QUOTE]
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Well hallo handsome. gorgeous looking T. I have not seen them here in Europe yet.
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I Happen To Have A Friend In Germany Who Has A Juvi thrigmopoeus psychedelicus ... I Have NO Idea How He Got It And Hes Not Telling Anyone And Isnt Planning On It From What Hes Said xD Im Considering Offering Him ALOT Of Money For It
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I have special powers that can see the future
Ummm, .... it sounds quite obvious to me, sounds like it was in the bottom of a suitcase
Later, Tom
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I'm just waiting for the Chilobrachys sp. "electric blue" to hit the market. Spiderworld.eu posted pics of it some time ago on their FB page.
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I Did Take A Trip To Some Exotic Place xD He Didnt Tell anyone And Came Back With banana Spiders And Stuff So Im Guessing We All Know What He Did -.-I have special powers that can see the future
Ummm, .... it sounds quite obvious to me, sounds like it was in the bottom of a suitcase
Later, Tom
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Germans love new species even more than they love David Hasselhoff.
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Jeez Man Are They Gunna Be Imports?
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Are The Imports? I Didnt Think Aussie Allowed That
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Are The Imports? I Didnt Think Aussie Allowed That