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She's gorgeous, I can see why you fell for her. My guess is she's a true form Nicaraguan too.
She's gorgeous, I can see why you fell for her. My guess is she's a true form Nicaraguan too.
Wait... Really? A true form? Yes! Can anyone else help get a confirmation for this?
Not sure if it is pure bloodline, but it looks like it.
Certainly Nicaraguan import and not Honduran.
Personally I wouldn't breed any Tarantula that I didnt know exactly where they came from...especially from a pet store.OK, thanks!!! So if I ever breed her I assume I should probably do so with a male of pure bloodline/ Nicaraguan to retain the gene?
Personally I wouldn't breed any Tarantula that I didnt know exactly where they came from...especially from a pet store.
I have dozens of Ts that I dont intend to breed just for this very reason. It doesnt mean that they still aren't amazing pets.
Thats not a dumb question at all. I only bred with tarantulas from well known breeders. That way I dont muddy up the gene pool in the hobby. That's just me...I'm really picky when it comes to breeding stock.
What @KezyGLA was saying is it appears to have some true form traits. Because it was purchased from a major pet store that buys in bulk you will never really know if it's pure.
It does appear to be a true form, let's see what it looks like when it matures.
Well it’s very certainly fuzzy alright, the photos are just wonderful.
I hardly ever see my albopilosum unless she’s digging more tunnels, which is so funny to watch.
I wonder what’s next on the list! Keep us posted!
Oh Congrats! I just got a Nhandu too! Very nice looking spider.
Getting a bit of collection going there!!
Well done! It's always good when you can trade, it's a win/win situation!Talking to a guy who owns a petstore about an hour and a half away, we are negotiating a trade! I might end up with another Nhandu Chromatus and a Brachypelma Hamorii! I'll give him some mantids in exchange for the tarantulas!