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US FS: Female B. hamorii 4 inches, pumpkin patch, G. pulchipres

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Sharno

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HI all, I have a few tarantulas for sale.


UNSEXED
G. pulchipres – nearly 2 inches *** $55.00
Hapalopus sp. Columbia (Pumpkin Patch) – 1 inch *** $40.00

SEXED
B. hamorii – 4 inches confirmed female *** $195.00
N. coloratovillosus – 3.5 inches confirmed female *** $55.00
T. albo 4.5 inches confirmed female $40.00



TOS: Two-three day shipping $15. LAG for overnight only, price depends on zip code (starting at $40). For LAG, signature is required and you must notify me within 3 hours of delivery with proof of LAG for a full refund of tarantula (not shipping). Temperatures must be in a reasonable range for LAG. Heat/ice packs added at no cost.
 
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Sharno

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I do but she has molted (just two weeks ago) and now is 4.5 inches+ and was going to re-list her at a higher price, probably $225.
 
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IamKrush said:
Hello, do you have any reviews of sales I can check out?
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Yes, I recently bought a female B. Hamorii from Sharno and she’s awesome. She did overnight shipping and she arrived perfectly. I definitely recommend buying from her. She’s very nice and a great seller!
 

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Rachels_spiders

Rachels_spiders

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Sharno said:
Are you interested in the female? She is still available. No males left.
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Yes! Definitely in the female! Also, how is her temperament? Is she skiddish? Handleable? I’m an animal educator so I just have to ask because I teach kids about tarantulas and it’s always better if the T I am showing them is nice lol :)
 
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Sharno

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I have a few females, so let check them all tonight and see which one seems the most relaxed. As you know, it can always change! I am assuming you are already familiar with the risks - not necessarily for bites with this species but with the hair kicking? Also - if it's for kids, are you interested in a t. albo adult female instead? I have some and they are less expensive, and are also fairly mellow. They don't have the pretty colors, but they are super "fuzzy" looking because of the curly hair.
 
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Rachels_spiders

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Sharno said:
I have a few females, so let check them all tonight and see which one seems the most relaxed. As you know, it can always change! I am assuming you are already familiar with the risks - not necessarily for bites with this species but with the hair kicking? Also - if it's for kids, are you interested in a t. albo adult female instead? I have some and they are less expensive, and are also fairly mellow. They don't have the pretty colors, but they are super "fuzzy" looking because of the curly hair.
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Yes i am aware they can change from molt and the hair kicking with this species! And yes I actually am interested in a female T. Albo. Is it a Nicuraguan? P.s. I do have an adult female G. Pulchra who is very skiddish, so I’ve been looking to trade her for another more docile female Pulchra. I love this species and the kids love the look of a big black spider when I bring her out, but she is very skiddish and flighty so I would of course rather have a chill girl so show, in order for these kids to realize a big black spider can be sweet and calm and nice! Lol! So if you have a female Pulchra, even if she is a juvenile (my girl is 5 years old) I would absolutely be interested!
 

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