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Mated my p metalica female with salmon pink
- Thread starter Spodypoo
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Are you saying you mated your P. metallica with a Lasiodora parahybana (salmon pink bird eater)?
Yesssss
Really
Well first off it's hopefully a dud sack since the two spiders are from completely different Genus.
Second, you shouldn't sell them or allow them out into the hobby, they should be killed
Third, you're a real P.O.S. for even attempting hybridizing. Loser.
Well first off it's hopefully a dud sack since the two spiders are from completely different Genus.
Second, you shouldn't sell them or allow them out into the hobby, they should be killed
Third, you're a real P.O.S. for even attempting hybridizing. Loser.
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I really hope you are lying.
I'm kidding.. I'm terrified of spodens,, my man has around 15 and I asked him the other day about breading I thought u could mix bread and he told me no, I just wanted to see the reactions for myself. Clearly it's something you guys don't do then .x
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Glad to hear it.
If we all keep the species pure then captive bred tarantulas could be reintroduced into the wild if the need arises.
I understand that... And I ment spiders not spondens x
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We in the hobby dont view hybridization as a joke.
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Oh Yeah...no way in hell that would happen. 
If people are being removed for being dishonest or harmful to the hobby I can think of a few names
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Am I one of them? Please say yesIf people are being removed for being dishonest or harmful to the hobby I can think of a few names
I'll show myself out
Your names always on my mind but not when it comes to this. Sorry but your just to square
Lame.
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Two different genus' will not reproduce. Physically impossible for that to happen. Hybridizing only takes away from mother natures natural beauty. It disrupts her cycle. Kinda like oil spills in the ocean. Not a very nice thing for her to have to endure. There have been some instances in the wild where hybridizing has occurred but that's where it should stay....in the wild. Evolution will run its course. Hybridizing in the hobby is wrong. It should be illegal if you ask me but thats just my honest opinion.
