More like 20 watts on a dimmer switchFirst thing I thought of when I read the title:
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Those are the super rare form G.roseaspitz known for long distance swimming= the explanation a local petshop gave me for why they have no Ts.
In all fairness, they specialize in exotic reptiles, not Ts, but c'mon!
Sounds like when I was a kid, I got a hissing roach from a bug zoo. They told me it was a South American Hissing cockroach. Grew up and spent most of my young life knowing the common Madagascar hisser by the wrong name.= the explanation a local petshop gave me for why they have no Ts.
In all fairness, they specialize in exotic reptiles, not Ts, but c'mon!
kEEP numbers of slings up!!!:biggrin:= the explanation a local petshop gave me for why they have no Ts.
In all fairness, they specialize in exotic reptiles, not Ts, but c'mon!
Africa likely does not have the funding to be concerned for what Chile does with their spiders.All jokes aside, Does africa follow these laws? Spiders= tigers?? Bettr breed every male, they are rare now.kEEP numbers of slings up!!!:biggrin:
In all fairness, this is why everyone should avoid buying spiders from reptile companies that sell spiders on the side.In all fairness, they specialize in exotic reptiles, not Ts, but c'mon!
You're kidding, right? With that question I mean...YEah its weird though, aren't these from chile?
You're kidding, right? With that question I mean...
More like 20 watts on a dimmer switch
Those are the super rare form G.roseaspitz known for long distance swimming
Not to mention we do them a favor because they (Black Africans i mean) in general highly dislike spiders and T's.Africa likely does not have the funding to be concerned for what Chile does with their spiders.
Not to mention we do them a favor because they (Black Africans i mean) highly dislike spiders and T's.
I try to imagine how many species of baboon T's waits only to be discovered in Africa; it's almost impossible for me to accept the fact that there's only two arboreals baboons, for example.Too bad there is so much war in africa, Id love to capture all there ts. Na I cannot afford to fly there, get permits leave it to arachnologists.
lol was whondering how long it would take for someone to have a problem with that.Chile is a country.
Africa is a continent divided into many countries.
Some countries in Africa have banned export of various inverts for decades.
Gross generalizations (Blacks don't like spiders...) are ignorant.