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<blockquote data-quote="Tarantula Trooper" data-source="post: 243075" data-attributes="member: 37740"><p>My situation was similar to yours in respect that hadn't kept T's for many,many years. Almost 40 years since my last T's demise back in the day. As you stated there was no Internet and every Tarantula I bought was from Mexico. Mexican brown,black and my favorite " Mexican Rose hair!" None were correct I believe! Started watching You Tube (Exotics lair, then Deadly Tarantula Girl) and now have bout around 100 or so T's with more coming! Welcome back and hope your journey will be as fun and rewarding as mine! Happy Spoodering!! BTW have all those species but the Seemani. My Phormictipus are the crazy actors in the bunch and love them for this reason. Hair kicking or threat poses you gotta love them Phormictipus!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tarantula Trooper, post: 243075, member: 37740"] My situation was similar to yours in respect that hadn't kept T's for many,many years. Almost 40 years since my last T's demise back in the day. As you stated there was no Internet and every Tarantula I bought was from Mexico. Mexican brown,black and my favorite " Mexican Rose hair!" None were correct I believe! Started watching You Tube (Exotics lair, then Deadly Tarantula Girl) and now have bout around 100 or so T's with more coming! Welcome back and hope your journey will be as fun and rewarding as mine! Happy Spoodering!! BTW have all those species but the Seemani. My Phormictipus are the crazy actors in the bunch and love them for this reason. Hair kicking or threat poses you gotta love them Phormictipus!! [/QUOTE]
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