US A BUNCH of items available for trade!!

[Austin S.]

Who wants to do a large trade?
To make shipping worth it, on both ends, I am only requesting larger QTY trades.
Not one item, for one or two items, unless it is something worth it.

You can message me here, text me @ 918.440.9495, email me at [email protected], or message me on FB messenger (Austin Spears).

Here is what I have available for trade at the moment.

SLINGS/JUVS (Unsexed):

Brachionopus sp (maybe pretoriae) 3/4"+

Pterinochilus murinus 'RCF' 3/4"+

Cardiopelma mascatum 1"

Catumiri argentinense 1"+

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus"Wild Form' 2"

Ceratogyrus darlini 1/2"+

Chaetopelma olivaceum 1"

Chilobrachys guangxiensis 2"

Chromotopelma cyaneopubescens (GBB) 3/4"

Chromotopelma cyaneopubescens (GBB) 2"+

Cyriocosmus elegans 1/4"

Dolichothele (Oligoxystre) diamantinensis 2"

Dolichothele diamantinensis 3/4"+

Grammostola porteri 3/4"

Grammostola rosea ‘RCF’ 1"

Harpactira namaquensis 1"+

Hererothele villosella 1"

Monocentropus balfouri 1"

Neoholothele incei ‘olive’ 2"+

Ornithoctonus aureotibialis 2"

Pamphobeteus sp 'Goliath' 1"+

Phormictopus auratus 1"+

Phormingochilus everetti 1"+

Poecilotheria ornata 1.25"

Poecilotheria striata MALE 4"+

Psalmopoeus irminia 1"

Psalmopoeus langenbucheri 1"+

Pterinochilus murinus 'Bcf' Tete 1.5"

Pterinochilus murinus DCF (Kenya) 1.5"

Pterinochilus murinus DCF (Mikumi) 1.5"

Pterinochilus murinus 'TCF' Mozambique 1"+

Pterinochilus sp. 'Arusha' 1"+

Selenocosmia aruana 1.5"

Selenocosmia crassipes 1"

Tliltocatl albopilosus 1/2"

Tliltocatl vagans 1/2"


FEMALES:

Acanthoscurria musculosa 5"

Acanthoscurria sp. red 5"

Aphonopelma gabeli 4"

Brachypelma fossorium 4"+

Brachypelma smithi (Ex annitha) 5"

Brachypelma smithi (ex annitha) 2.5"+

Cyriopagopus minax ‘big black’ 5"+

Haploclastus devamatha (Ex-T psychedelicus) 3"+

Haplopelma doriae 7"

Haplopelma doriae 4"

Haplopelma hainanum 6"+

Haplopelma schmidti DCF 6"+

Haplopelma schmidti 'DCF' 4"

Haplopelma schmidti 'Ke Bang' 4"

Haplopelma schmidti 'son la' 6"+

Haplopelma sp 'Lam Dong' 4"+

Harpactira cafreriana 4"

Harpactira gigas 3"

Harpactira hamiltoni 3"+

Homeomma sp. 'Blue' 3"

Hysterocrates sp. 'Benin' 6"

Lasiodora striatipes 3"

Lyrognathus giannisposatoi 5"+

Monocentropus balfouri 3"+

Nhandu coloratovillosus 4"+

Pelinobius muticus 3"+

Phlogiellus sp Namtok Phlio 2"

Phlogiellus sp obscurus (Sepilok, Borneo) 2"

Phlogius crassipes 4"

Phormictopus sp. 'Green' 3"

Phormictopus auratus 4"

Psalmopoeus reduncus 3"

Psednocnemis jeremyhuffi MM! 3"

Pterinochilus murinus 'RCF' 3"+

Sahydroaraneus raja 2"+

Schizopelma bicarinatum 2"

Selenocosmia sp obscura 2"+

Thrixopelma ockerti 5"+

Thrixopelma pruriens 5"

Xenesthis immans 3.5"+

Xenesthis immanis SUSPECT F 2.5"

Xenesthis intermedia F 3"+


PAIRS:

Brachypelma smithi (ex annitha) MF/SAM 4"

Megaphobema velvetosoma SA 6"

Pamphobeteus sp. 'Hexa' IMM 4"

Phlogiellus sp obscurus (Sepilok, Borneo) IMM 2"

Selenocosmia sp obscura IMM 2"+


OTHER ARACHNIDS:

Ethmostigmus trigonopodus ‘yellow leg’ 4"

Paragaleodes sp. 'Egypt' 2"

Scolopendra gigantea ‘White Leg’ 10"+

Scolopendra polymorpha 3"

Scolopendra subspinipes 'Hawaiian Coastal' 2-3i

Androctonus australis 'Hector' 4-5i

Androctonus gonneti 3"+

Grosphus grandidieri 4-5i

Shipping days:

Wednesday and Thursday via overnight

Tuesday and Wednesday via 2 - Day


TOS:
Purchase price must be over $50.00. Payments accepted , Paypal ( [email protected] ) or Postal money orders.

Shipping
$45 priority overnight via FedEx (LAG)
$30 2-day via FedEx (NO LAG)


Live arrival guarantee (LAG):

You must accept package on first delivery attempt. Temperature must be below 90°F or above 40°F. Must be 18 or older to purchase. U.S. sales only Refund Policy Issues with shipment must be reported to me via (email, phone, Facebook) by 8 PM the night of delivery. Photos of DOA's must be provided with specimen/s cut in half, or a pin through the abdomen, or the deceased animal must be shipped back to me within 24 hours of receiving the package, at the purchasers expense. DOA must be reported within 3 hours of receiving. Refunds are money back without shipping cost reimbursed, or replacement spiders of equal value shipped at the purchasers expense. Not responsible for carrier delays. Freebies do not fall under LAG.

PayPal Fee:
You can send via friends and family to avoid their 3% fee.
If not, please include an additional 3% of your total order (including shipping), to cover the fee.
Thank you.

www.03arachnids.com

 

[David Wei]

Hi! will you have T. Seladonia available soon?

 

[RobertJ1]

Hi! will you have T. Seladonia available soon?

T. seladonia are currently illegal to sell, buy, import, export etc in the United States.

 

[Casey K.]

Hi Austin! Interested in 3/4" D. diamantinensis slings. I sent you a text.

 

[Tfisher]

Also I have a mature male D. Diamantinensis for loans.... ANY CHANCE. You could stumble across a P. Cf Nigricolor? Has to be a male!!! PLEASE. Been looking for 4 years.

 

[octanejunkie]

Hi Austin! Interested in 3/4" D. diamantinensis slings. I sent you a text.

Same, sans text lol

 

[RobertJ1]

I texted you however no response after a few days...

 

[Austin S.]

Dang, I am behind on this forum lol.

Lots is sold and unavailable on this list.
I will however, have 30+ Juvie D. diamantinensis in a few weeks.

As for the T seladonia issue at hand. My personal opinion? -
It's a crock of shi*.
I'll make it plain and simple honestly-

USFW has never released anything.

If they are illegal to sell state side, then that’s because of The Lacy Act right? Because they are endemic to Brazil and Brazil’s borders are closed. Right?

Well, why is everyone else selling other Brazil endemics like G iheringi, actaeon, geniculata, bumba cabocla, Cyriocosmus bicolor, bertae, D diamantinesis, E uatuman, G pulchra, LPS, THE ENTIRE LASIODORA GENUS, Nhundu genus, so on and so forth.

Because those would fall under The Lacey Act also wouldn’t they? Yet they are for sell, everywhere.



So where’s the argument.

 

[Casey K.]

Dang, I am behind on this forum lol.

Lots is sold and unavailable on this list.
I will however, have 30+ Juvie D. diamantinensis in a few weeks.

As for the T seladonia issue at hand. My personal opinion? -
It's a crock of shi*.
I'll make it plain and simple honestly-

USFW has never released anything.

If they are illegal to sell state side, then that’s because of The Lacy Act right? Because they are endemic to Brazil and Brazil’s borders are closed. Right?

Well, why is everyone else selling other Brazil endemics like G iheringi, actaeon, geniculata, bumba cabocla, Cyriocosmus bicolor, bertae, D diamantinesis, E uatuman, G pulchra, LPS, THE ENTIRE LASIODORA GENUS, Nhundu genus, so on and so forth.

Because those would fall under The Lacey Act also wouldn’t they? Yet they are for sell, everywhere.



So where’s the argument.

I agree 100%. I wondered the same thing, myself, while selling nhandu's and pulchras. It didn't even cross my mind when I sold those....I am going off of what other vendors/bloggers have said about the sales of T. seladonia. It should apply to all Brazilian species instead of just one in particular. If that's the case, there are a **** ton of folks, including myself, that are in violation of USFWs terms on this. Not that it was intentional....just when you see everyone else selling them like it's no one's business it kinda slips your mind. I was going to sell T. seladonia until I read someone's post about it being illegal so I updated my post. I am definitely interested in some D. diamantinensis when available.

 

[Austin S.]

I agree 100%. I wondered the same thing, myself, while selling nhandu's and pulchras. It didn't even cross my mind when I sold those....I am going off of what other vendors/bloggers have said about the sales of T. seladonia. It should apply to all Brazilian species instead of just one in particular. If that's the case, there are a **** ton of folks, including myself, that are in violation of USFWs terms on this. Not that it was intentional....just when you see everyone else selling them like it's no one's business it kinda slips your mind. I was going to sell T. seladonia until I read someone's post about it being illegal so I updated my post. I am definitely interested in some D. diamantinensis when available.

I know of 5 or 6 vendors whom have sold T seladonia across the USA just this year. lol
I think that as long as everyone avoids Import/Exportation of them, then interstate sales are fine.

But it is crazy that when all this happened, and that they tried to make it stick, with only the argument that it falls under The Lacey Act, because they are Brazil Endemics.

Well... So are these... yet a ton of them are still selling on every major vendors lists, still (Brazilian Endemic species list, below)
.
Doesn't make sense to me. Everyone wants to do this the right, honorably, and the correct way, so we try to go by the guidebooks that USFW place for us. However, if they aren't even sure about the correct way, what do they expect us to do? Guess?

What I do for imports, is research every single species on our documents. If they are strictly Brazil endemics, they go off our list. If they are Brazil endemic, but are also found in partner countries surrounding Brazil, I locate legal exportation documents for that specific species, and include the permits within the import.
Example: (and this is based off of EXACTLY WHAT USFW TOLD ME)

Theraphosa blondi
Distribution: Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana

Being that these are found in Brazil, I had to find documented proof, that this species was legally exported out of Guyana and into Germany, print that import paper work out, and include it in my import. That was the only way they would let me bring them in.
How silly huh.

Sorry for the rant. But I wanted to share a bit of information with everyone.


THERAPHOSINAE THAT ARE ENDEMIC TO BRAZIL

- according to the World Spider Catalog, accepted species only



* Acanthoscurria belterrensis

* Acanthoscurria convexa

* Acanthoscurria geniculata

* Acanthoscurria gomesiana

* Acanthoscurria juruenicola

* Acanthoscurria natalensis

* Acanthoscurria paulensis

* Acanthoscurria proxima

* Acanthoscurria rhodothele

* Acanthoscurria tarda

* Acanthoscurria urens

* Ami caxiuana

* Avicularia caei

* Avicularia taunayi

* Bumba cabocla

* Bumba lennon

* Catanduba araguaia

* Catanduba canabrava

* Catanduba flavohirta

* Catanduba peruacu

* Catanduba piauiensis

* Catanduba simoni

* Catanduba tuskae

* Catumiri chicaoi

* Catumiri petropolium

* Cyclosternum bicolor

* Cyclosternum garbei

* Cyriocosmus bertae

* Cyriocosmus chicoi

* Cyriocosmus fasciatus

* Cyriocosmus fernandoi

* Cyriocosmus hoeferi

* Cyriocosmus nogueiranetoi

* Cyrtopholis meridionalis

* Cyrtopholis palmarum

* Cyrtopholis schmidti

* Cyrtopholis zorodes

* Dolichothele auratum

* Dolichothele diamantinensis

* Dolichothele dominguense

* Dolichothele exilis

* Dolichothele mineirum

* Dolichothele mottai

* Dolichothele rufoniger

* Dolichothele tucuruiense

* Ephebopus uatuman

* Eupalaestrus spinosissimus

* Grammostola igeringi

* Grammostola pulchra

* Guyruita atlantica

* Guyruita cerrado

* Guyruita giupponii

* Guyruita isae

* Guyruita metallophila

* Hapalopus butantan

* Hapalopus serrapelada

* Homoeomma brasilianum

* Homoeomma familiare

* Homoeomma hirsutum

* Homoeomma humile

* Homoeomma montanum

* Homoeomma nigrum

* Homoeomma stradlingi

* Homoeomma villosum

* Iridopelma hirsutum

* Iridopelma katiae

* Iridopelma marcoi

* Iridopelma oliveirai

* Iridopelma vanini

* Iridopelma zorodes

* Kochiana brunnipes

* Lasiodora acanthognatha

* Lasiodora benedeni

* Lasiodora citharacantha

* Lasiodora cristata

* Lasiodora cryptostigma

* Lasiodora curtior

* Lasiodora differens

* Lasiodora difficilis

* Lasiodora dolichosterna

* Lasiodora dulcicola

* Lasiodora erythrocythara

* Lasiodora fallax

* Lasiodora fracta

* Lasiodora isabellina

* Lasiodora itabunae

* Lasiodora klugi

* Lasiodora lakoi

* Lasiodora mariannae

* Lasiodora pantherina

* Lasiodora parahybana (was legally exported from Brazil many years ago, according to Frank Somma)

* Lasiodora pleoplectra

* Lasiodora spinipes

* Lasiodora sternalis

* Lasiodora striatipes

* Lasiodora subcanens

* Magulla brescoviti

* Magulla buecherli

* Magulla janeira

* Magulla obesa

* Megaphobema teceae

* Munduruku bicoloratum

* Nhandu cerradensis

* Nhandu chromatus

* Nhandu coloratovillosus

* Nhandu tripepii

* Pachistopelma bromelicola

* Pachistopelma rufonigrum

* Pamphobeteus crassifemur

* Pamphobeteus grandis

* Phormictopus brasiliensis

* Phormictopus ribeiroi

* Plesiopelma imperatrix

* Plesiopelma insulare

* Plesiopelma minense

* Plesiopelma physopus

* Plesiopelma rectimanum

* Proshapalopus amazonicus

* Proshapalopus anomalus

* Proshapalopus multicuspidatus

* Pterinopelma felipeleitei

* Pterinopelma sazimai

* Pterinopelma vitiosum

* Schismatothele benedettii

* Sericopelma fallax

* Sickius longibulbi

* Tmesiphantes amadoi

* Tmesiphantes bethaniae

* Tmesiphantes caymmii

* Tmesiphantes hypogeus

* Tmesiphantes mirim

* Tmesiphantes nubilus

* Tmesiphantes perp

* Tmesiphantes riopretano

* Trichopelma flavicomum

* Trichopelma illetabile

* Typhochlaena amma

* Typhochlaena costae

* Typhochlaena curumim

* Typhochlaena paschoali

* Typhochlaena seladonia

* Vitalius buecherli

* Vitalius dubius

* Vitalius lucasae

* Vitalius nondescriptus

* Vitalius sorocabae

* Vitalius vellutinus

* Vitalius wacketi

* Ybyrapora diversipes

* Ybyrapora gamba

* Ybyrapora sooretama

 

[Casey K.]

I know of 5 or 6 vendors whom have sold T seladonia across the USA just this year. lol
I think that as long as everyone avoids Import/Exportation of them, then interstate sales are fine.

But it is crazy that when all this happened, and that they tried to make it stick, with only the argument that it falls under The Lacey Act, because they are Brazil Endemics.

Well... So are these... yet a ton of them are still selling on every major vendors lists, still (Brazilian Endemic species list, below)
.
Doesn't make sense to me. Everyone wants to do this the right, honorably, and the correct way, so we try to go by the guidebooks that USFW place for us. However, if they aren't even sure about the correct way, what do they expect us to do? Guess?

What I do for imports, is research every single species on our documents. If they are strictly Brazil endemics, they go off our list. If they are Brazil endemic, but are also found in partner countries surrounding Brazil, I locate legal exportation documents for that specific species, and include the permits within the import.
Example: (and this is based off of EXACTLY WHAT USFW TOLD ME)

Theraphosa blondi
Distribution: Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana

Being that these are found in Brazil, I had to find documented proof, that this species was legally exported out of Guyana and into Germany, print that import paper work out, and include it in my import. That was the only way they would let me bring them in.
How silly huh.

Sorry for the rant. But I wanted to share a bit of information with everyone.


THERAPHOSINAE THAT ARE ENDEMIC TO BRAZIL

- according to the World Spider Catalog, accepted species only



* Acanthoscurria belterrensis

* Acanthoscurria convexa

* Acanthoscurria geniculata

* Acanthoscurria gomesiana

* Acanthoscurria juruenicola

* Acanthoscurria natalensis

* Acanthoscurria paulensis

* Acanthoscurria proxima

* Acanthoscurria rhodothele

* Acanthoscurria tarda

* Acanthoscurria urens

* Ami caxiuana

* Avicularia caei

* Avicularia taunayi

* Bumba cabocla

* Bumba lennon

* Catanduba araguaia

* Catanduba canabrava

* Catanduba flavohirta

* Catanduba peruacu

* Catanduba piauiensis

* Catanduba simoni

* Catanduba tuskae

* Catumiri chicaoi

* Catumiri petropolium

* Cyclosternum bicolor

* Cyclosternum garbei

* Cyriocosmus bertae

* Cyriocosmus chicoi

* Cyriocosmus fasciatus

* Cyriocosmus fernandoi

* Cyriocosmus hoeferi

* Cyriocosmus nogueiranetoi

* Cyrtopholis meridionalis

* Cyrtopholis palmarum

* Cyrtopholis schmidti

* Cyrtopholis zorodes

* Dolichothele auratum

* Dolichothele diamantinensis

* Dolichothele dominguense

* Dolichothele exilis

* Dolichothele mineirum

* Dolichothele mottai

* Dolichothele rufoniger

* Dolichothele tucuruiense

* Ephebopus uatuman

* Eupalaestrus spinosissimus

* Grammostola igeringi

* Grammostola pulchra

* Guyruita atlantica

* Guyruita cerrado

* Guyruita giupponii

* Guyruita isae

* Guyruita metallophila

* Hapalopus butantan

* Hapalopus serrapelada

* Homoeomma brasilianum

* Homoeomma familiare

* Homoeomma hirsutum

* Homoeomma humile

* Homoeomma montanum

* Homoeomma nigrum

* Homoeomma stradlingi

* Homoeomma villosum

* Iridopelma hirsutum

* Iridopelma katiae

* Iridopelma marcoi

* Iridopelma oliveirai

* Iridopelma vanini

* Iridopelma zorodes

* Kochiana brunnipes

* Lasiodora acanthognatha

* Lasiodora benedeni

* Lasiodora citharacantha

* Lasiodora cristata

* Lasiodora cryptostigma

* Lasiodora curtior

* Lasiodora differens

* Lasiodora difficilis

* Lasiodora dolichosterna

* Lasiodora dulcicola

* Lasiodora erythrocythara

* Lasiodora fallax

* Lasiodora fracta

* Lasiodora isabellina

* Lasiodora itabunae

* Lasiodora klugi

* Lasiodora lakoi

* Lasiodora mariannae

* Lasiodora pantherina

* Lasiodora parahybana (was legally exported from Brazil many years ago, according to Frank Somma)

* Lasiodora pleoplectra

* Lasiodora spinipes

* Lasiodora sternalis

* Lasiodora striatipes

* Lasiodora subcanens

* Magulla brescoviti

* Magulla buecherli

* Magulla janeira

* Magulla obesa

* Megaphobema teceae

* Munduruku bicoloratum

* Nhandu cerradensis

* Nhandu chromatus

* Nhandu coloratovillosus

* Nhandu tripepii

* Pachistopelma bromelicola

* Pachistopelma rufonigrum

* Pamphobeteus crassifemur

* Pamphobeteus grandis

* Phormictopus brasiliensis

* Phormictopus ribeiroi

* Plesiopelma imperatrix

* Plesiopelma insulare

* Plesiopelma minense

* Plesiopelma physopus

* Plesiopelma rectimanum

* Proshapalopus amazonicus

* Proshapalopus anomalus

* Proshapalopus multicuspidatus

* Pterinopelma felipeleitei

* Pterinopelma sazimai

* Pterinopelma vitiosum

* Schismatothele benedettii

* Sericopelma fallax

* Sickius longibulbi

* Tmesiphantes amadoi

* Tmesiphantes bethaniae

* Tmesiphantes caymmii

* Tmesiphantes hypogeus

* Tmesiphantes mirim

* Tmesiphantes nubilus

* Tmesiphantes perp

* Tmesiphantes riopretano

* Trichopelma flavicomum

* Trichopelma illetabile

* Typhochlaena amma

* Typhochlaena costae

* Typhochlaena curumim

* Typhochlaena paschoali

* Typhochlaena seladonia

* Vitalius buecherli

* Vitalius dubius

* Vitalius lucasae

* Vitalius nondescriptus

* Vitalius sorocabae

* Vitalius vellutinus

* Vitalius wacketi

* Ybyrapora diversipes

* Ybyrapora gamba

* Ybyrapora sooretama

Thank you for the info. Very informative. Must've taken some time to do all that research! I commend you for all that you do for this hobby. Anytime someone comes to me for species I don't have, I usually point them your way, lol.