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12-13-2002 08:31 AM #1Arachnodemon
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G. inermis pic
Does anyone else keep these? I have 2 large females and I find them to be very similar in appearance to G. alticeps. These pics were taken a few days after a molt. They both turn very brown later in their molt cycle. I got a male on loan from Scott Bemis/ John Hoke , but both of my girls molted a couple of months after mating.
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12-13-2002 08:32 AM #2Arachnodemon
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12-13-2002 05:15 PM #3Arachnodemon
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Has anyone had any experience with this species?
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12-13-2002 09:12 PM #4Priestess of Pulchra-tude
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Love those Grammastola! I've never had any experience with this particular species, but I'd sure like to
Joy
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