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they are here in the states. Fearnottarntula has them 200$ a sling https://fearnottarantulas.com/product-category/spiderlings/
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Mexican aboreal
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A bit cheaper here http://www.spidersworld.eu/en/tarantulas/334-psalmopoeus-victorii-15cm.html
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Man when these hit the states they made their way around quickly! The first offering that I saw of these in the US was beginning of this year. I know of at least one other site that has them in stock now and I've seen at least 3-4 other offerings. I'm thinking these are going to get cheaper rather quickly.
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Im waiting it out. In about a year the price will probBly go down nicely. When I first started in September of last year . M bals were around 100$ now you can get them for 50-80$
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I guess they are breeding them already.
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No problem. They are a bit to steep if i had twohundb to drop on a T id get a pyscadiacus. Im waiting for both of them to drop in price in time.
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That's awesome! They are to much over here atm. I hope to have one eventually
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Tarantulas are always cheaper across the pond. Lol
Except maybe our native Aphonopelma species.
It will remain this way as long as our import laws stay as costly and strict as they are.
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they need to do something about those fees
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Not just the fees of an import, you need a licence also. Only financially logical if you are buying thousands of dollars worth. All of that is plausible for me but I don't live very close to a "port of entry" for inspection. The closest place to me is Chicago, about 7 hours away.
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Im not init for the bussiness. Theres some Ts i want as pets that i can't get here. Or are alot cheaper over there. If i was about that it would be easy for me since Newark is about 20-30mins away and nyc is 40-hour tops. Maybe i should find someone who wants to work out a deal with me. They have papper work i pick up ts and send to them. That way i can get my Ts and by pass the legal nonesense,haha.
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I'm not too sure. Through talking to many people who import, I'm under the impression I'd have to pick them of from the port of entry. If not, I don't know how I'd get them to a courier to ship them to me.
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maybe picking them up is a faster process. Which is understandable if you spent a few K on them. Wouldnt want them sitting around longer then needed.
