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MM G. GROSSA. His first meal after his ultimate molt today.
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ANYONE GOT ANY PICTURES OF THEIR RARE Tsss
- Thread starter Keymond69
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I agree... Rare Ts are by availability not how much they cost IMAO.. But each to there ownall three species that @Keymond69 originally suggested are readily available but a bit pricey..
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Phil your ts are amazing, do you have any true spidersThe rarest of the rarest as there is only one......'Genie' (Acanthoscurria geniculata) there will NEVER be another like my big beautiful baby. End of
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Thank you. just the one. An AF Cupiennius salei (Tiger Wandering Spider) and the only other non Tarantula spider I have in my collection is an Orange Regal Jumping Spider.
I do hope you manage to find him an eligible female.
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Put the word out. I will ship him to anyone reputable on this forum.
I didn't see where you're located but I believe these are all pretty uncommon here in the US:
Aphonopelma paloma (AF)
Aphonopelma superstitionense (SAF)
Aphonopelma xwalxwal (SAF)
Aphonopelma catalina (uns juv)
Neischnocolus yupanquii
Phlogiellus johnreylazoi (AF)
Aphonopelma paloma (AF)
Aphonopelma superstitionense (SAF)
Aphonopelma xwalxwal (SAF)
Aphonopelma catalina (uns juv)
Neischnocolus yupanquii
Phlogiellus johnreylazoi (AF)
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Wow they are some rare Ts.. Great photos and gorgeous Ts - I'm certainly envious lol
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Arthroverts
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My “rare” would be my sexed female P. rufilata (not that rare, but sexed females are fairly rare), my Harpactira cafreriana, and my sexed female genuine Brachypelma smithi (not hamori, a true smithi).
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Opaul8
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I have a feeling Hysterocrates Hercules will be difficult trump - in terms if raretiy..
Wait.. I know.. I know.. but look..
I have grown these on from spiderlings for 6 years, that hitched a ride in a plant import. I researched the Hysterocrates genus for two.. I am trying to get a male to get some slings for those keen on them..
Please take a look at this before saying these aren't the 'real deal' as I think you will be surprised..
Wait.. I know.. I know.. but look..
I have grown these on from spiderlings for 6 years, that hitched a ride in a plant import. I researched the Hysterocrates genus for two.. I am trying to get a male to get some slings for those keen on them..
Please take a look at this before saying these aren't the 'real deal' as I think you will be surprised..
Beautiful!!
I have rare zebra spider
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I have two P. sp columbia. Mine are tiny as well. I had ordered two from a place and they both died within 10 days. So I got lucky and found them with a reputable person and ordered two more. I told the place I got the first two from and they weren’t helpful. Found it odd that they both died. Anyways, love that P. costa. She’s beautiful.
