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Hello. I'm Marc from the Netherlands.
All my live I have been fascinated with reptiles ..... Snakes en Spiders the most.
In my young days there was no internet and you didn't know off any reptile shows ...
So my 'pets' where the spiders in the woodshed. I captured flies and tried to feed the spiders.
Many years ago I started to keep snakes. When I went to different reptileshows I saw great Tarantula's.
But my girlfriend is alergic to beevenom, so I never took one home.
Until one time my girlfriend saw me looking to tarantula's AGAIN she bought one for me.
Brachypelma auratum (sorry I never learned common names ... if in a dutch forum you don't use the scientific names you get kicked ).
I enjoyed him for a few years, but as he molted into a male that was a quick end.
To make a long story short .... I have many more now .
I still have my snakes and breed with them (cornsnakes, hognose, boa, gartersakes).
I have 49 now .. but most are just slings. I have a few females ....
Acanthoscurria geniculata (juvi)
Brachypelma emilia (almost adult)
Neoholothele incei "gold" (amazing dwarfspecies)
Nhandu tripepii (juvi)
Theraphosa blondi (very young female)
From slings I have 1,2 or 3 off one species in the hopes I get a female.
Here are a few pictures off some
N.tripepii
N.incei "gold"
B.emilia
All my live I have been fascinated with reptiles ..... Snakes en Spiders the most.
In my young days there was no internet and you didn't know off any reptile shows ...
So my 'pets' where the spiders in the woodshed. I captured flies and tried to feed the spiders.
Many years ago I started to keep snakes. When I went to different reptileshows I saw great Tarantula's.
But my girlfriend is alergic to beevenom, so I never took one home.
Until one time my girlfriend saw me looking to tarantula's AGAIN she bought one for me.
Brachypelma auratum (sorry I never learned common names ... if in a dutch forum you don't use the scientific names you get kicked ).
I enjoyed him for a few years, but as he molted into a male that was a quick end.
To make a long story short .... I have many more now .
I still have my snakes and breed with them (cornsnakes, hognose, boa, gartersakes).
I have 49 now .. but most are just slings. I have a few females ....
Acanthoscurria geniculata (juvi)
Brachypelma emilia (almost adult)
Neoholothele incei "gold" (amazing dwarfspecies)
Nhandu tripepii (juvi)
Theraphosa blondi (very young female)
From slings I have 1,2 or 3 off one species in the hopes I get a female.
Here are a few pictures off some
N.tripepii
N.incei "gold"
B.emilia