Tarantulabas1993
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Anyone heard of the Aphonopelma serratum? Thinking of buying one.
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Mexican chocolate Tarantula
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Tarantulabas1993
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awesome name. Can't go wrong with anything that has 'chocolate' in it!
Not much help as a UK seller but one of the big on line sellers have them at 1-2cm slings at £39.
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awesome name. Can't go wrong with anything that has 'chocolate' in it!
Very right!
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That's a new common name...it didnt have one before. I'm not sure if I approve though....some newbie is going to post on here that it doesn't taste like chocolate at all. Or better they will post pictures of a rash all over their face and tongue from trying to lick one.
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Look here
www.tarantulaforum.com
Aphonopelma serratum
Sorry about this one guys, I couldn't find much. Here is what I did find. The serratum is from the same kind of enviroment as the G rosea so here goes. Serratum The borrow so the substrate should deep so it can make its home it also needs to be dry. It needs low humidity I would say any where...
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Thanks for that.. Better re- label our one then.. Its a very slow growing sling but was bought as aphonopelma serratumLook here
Aphonopelma serratum
Sorry about this one guys, I couldn't find much. Here is what I did find. The serratum is from the same kind of enviroment as the G rosea so here goes. Serratum The borrow so the substrate should deep so it can make its home it also needs to be dry. It needs low humidity I would say any where...
