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One of my latest add to the rapidly growing brood
Looking goodOne of my latest add to the rapidly growing brood
Looking good. Fantastic carapace markings. Looks very similar to some AF recently available in the UK which have come via Mexican breeders that carry CITES papers.One of my latest add to the rapidly growing broodView attachment 53113View attachment 53114View attachment 53115
Congrats on the new additionOne of my latest add to the rapidly growing broodView attachment 53113View attachment 53114View attachment 53115
Here is carapace markings on my 4 AFLooking good. Fantastic carapace markings. Looks very similar to some AF recently available in the UK which have come via Mexican breeders that carry CITES papers.
I may have had a bit of a splurge and got 4 AF (oops!)
And here i thought getting just 1 adult was splurging. You got 4. I guess when you know they are A true locality specific T you want to get a breeding group.Here is carapace markings on my 4 AF
Nice. You sure know your Brachy's.Congrats on the new addition
Great looking Ts.. Carapace markings on them varie due to the locality if they are South of the river balsa then they have lighter carapace markings to the north of the river they are darker and resemble more like a hamorii carapace
This is one of ours.. View attachment 53393
Yeah, have 16 B smithi now with breeding groups planned. All sexed as either male or female with exception of 2 small juvies so big plans for them and all the Brachypelma species too.And here i thought getting just 1 adult was splurging. You got 4. I guess when you know they are A true locality specific T you want to get a breeding group.
They are both beautifulBoth of my smithis don't have cool markings. View attachment 53402View attachment 53403
I think they do, can clearly see that 'maple leaf' pattern that is often referenced as an indicator for B smithi.Both of my smithis don't have cool markings. View attachment 53402View attachment 53403