Avicularia sp. "Aurora" - Any adult photos please?

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This question was asked on here back in 2013 but no-one had any and the only pics I can find are of a sling. I have one coming on Thursday and am intrigued to know what it will look like in later life.
 
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I'm soooooo jealous. We've only had these offered once and they were sold within a few days. :(
 
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WOW is all I'm saying. I saw this picture on the web, but the link never relayed back to the species name. I will find some now, thank you very much Fuzzy, lol.
 
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Aren't they beautiful? One of the best looking t's in the hobby! I'm so jealous right now. :/

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These Avics have only been imported once recently and sold out in a few days. This will be impossible to find Austin.
 
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fuzzyavics72 said:
Aren't they beautiful? One of the best looking t's in the hobby! I'm so jealous right now. :/

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These Avics have only been imported once recently and sold out in a few days. This will be impossible to find Austin.
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They certainly are, I'm so glad I ordered it as the shop has sold out now.

I think I'll call it Nacre as it's the colours of mother of pearl
 
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I'm an Avic guru. The only reason I would live in Europe is for their Avicularia. I'm happy I could help. I'm trying to get everyone to love Avics! :)
 
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fuzzyavics72 said:
Google them and you will be surprised how amazing they are! I couldn't believe the color on these Avics!

Click on the link below and you will see a feemale.
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Woahh that's absolutely beautiful man

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I'm an Avic guru. The only reason I would live in Europe is for their Avicularia. I'm happy I could help. I'm trying to get everyone to love Avics! :)
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Hey have you checked out the Avic Rickwesti sp. nov. ? It's native to the Dominican republic
 
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Yes, there was. Croc sold all of his before he left the States. We might see some Slings one day or why not ask Rick West if he has any. They're his sp.and I bet he has some. Maybe just not for sale lol.

Sorry my phone was autocorrecting words...
 
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fuzzyavics72 said:
Yes, there was. Crochet sold all of his before he left the States. We might see some Slings one day or why not ask Rick West if he has any. They're his sp.and I bet he has some. Maybe just not for sale lol.
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Naturally right? I understand though.
 
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fuzzyavics72 said:
I'm an Avic guru. The only reason I would live in Europe is for their Avicularia. I'm happy I could help. I'm trying to get everyone to love Avics! :)
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Well...I certainly love Avicularia, they are my favorite genus but I just entered the world of OW arboreals so we will see which way this goes!
 
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Annnnnndddddd....

another impossible to find T added to my wish list. Good golly, miss Molly. Look at the femurs on that female.
 
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Haha I know.... This species is super flashy. One day I'll successfully breed every avicularia sp. :) We need more! Mos hobbyists only see avic avic and avic metallica. They have no clue how amazing this genus is!
 
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