Recent content by Roboto22

Yes they are but the best thimg you could,do,is give them away to breeders who,will raises them up right and breed them so more will,be available in the U.S. its what Dustin at Simply Spiders did.

List please. I'm in Alabama as well

Is the sp. south hispaniola the same as sp. green gold carapace?

Thats the exact same species just different lighting in the pic and mine is freshly molted

This species is now called Euthlus sp. metropolitanas.

Awesome! Thanks so much! I easily found info for this species after googling those scientific names you provided and that is exactly what it is. So the reason I wasn't finding info was because the name just got changed to Eauthlus sp. metropolitanos? It appears this is not an easy spider to...

No I got it from a trusted vendor at an expo. BirdspidersCH did a short video on this species so I know its definetely the correct spider and name. However the video they did of them finding it in its natural habitat is litterally the only thing I could find on the internet relating to this...

I just bought this beautiful girl today. I fell in love the second I saw her :) I'm having no luck on finding info though. Can anyone give me information on this species please? Growth rate/Max size/husbandry tips etc. I cannot find a single thing on this species. Is this a very rare species in...

She is super chill too. I'm thinking its a smaller species but cant find any info on her.

I actually never heard of this species or even seen the name anywhere before today when I saw it at the expo. I almost instantly thought WOW I gotta have this girl. She is beautiful and is like a perfect cross between a G. Rosea "RCF" and Homoeomma chilensis and those are two species I dont have...

Euathlus sp. metropolitana

Good to know and I appreciate you helping me out! I was pretty sure on the G. actaeon but I'm new at this so its always good to get a second opinion :) I'm stoked I got a female. I got one as a freebie from fear not and decided to get one more to increase my odds slightly and got lucky

Your talking about the G. actaeon only right?

G. actaeon / pretty sure I see female parts C. versicolor / not sure I see anything here, but is only an inch

03 Arachnids has female G. actaeons for sale right now. $250 is not a too bad for a female of a rare species. I bought 2 slings from fear not. One just molted out and is a male and the other is close to a molt. Fongers crossed its a girl but if not I'll be getting one of Austin's :) This is my...