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Message: <blockquote data-quote="VanessaS" data-source="post: 77507" data-attributes="member: 4948">Just browsing this afternoon on my lunch and there is a brand new tarantula ad close to where I work. Two B. smithi and one B. albopilsum for sale for $80cdn.  They guy needs them gone 'ASAP'. He has to move back in with his parents tomorrow and they can't go with him.  He had snakes advertised as well.  I hope he finds good homes for them and doesn't just take the first offer like he did with the tarantulas. Good thing I am a spider friend.I reply that I can pick them up tonight by 6:30pm, but I can only do $50.The two B. smithi are in very tall containers with very little substrate.  They are modified tall fish tanks. The B. albo is in a small plastic shoebox type box. All three are around the 3" mark and he said he had them for about three years.I know that nobody wants to guess sex, but I couldn't help but take a few shots because both were on the sides of the tank near the top.  I couldn't turn down the opportunity.  I've never had any of the famous Brachy's with the red going on. They are very pretty.B. albopilosum[ATTACH=full]16168[/ATTACH] Smaller of the two B. smithi[ATTACH=full]16169[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]16170[/ATTACH] The larger one.[ATTACH=full]16173[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]16172[/ATTACH]</blockquote>