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<blockquote data-quote="D22009" data-source="post: 169927" data-attributes="member: 32223"><p>Good day ladies and gentlemen </p><p></p><p>Names Robert,</p><p></p><p>Finally got into this after years of waiting, I bought two transchulas to start off, not knowing that they put in two as a "Freebie"</p><p></p><p>I started out with the typical Brachypelma auratum. And will probably get some type of heat for this but when I seen poecilotheria metallica. I fell in love, she's definitely the biggest out of the spiderlings I have, still unsure what the heck these other two are he said most likely one is a Avicularia avicularia. Pics once I get back home</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D22009, post: 169927, member: 32223"] Good day ladies and gentlemen Names Robert, Finally got into this after years of waiting, I bought two transchulas to start off, not knowing that they put in two as a "Freebie" I started out with the typical Brachypelma auratum. And will probably get some type of heat for this but when I seen poecilotheria metallica. I fell in love, she's definitely the biggest out of the spiderlings I have, still unsure what the heck these other two are he said most likely one is a Avicularia avicularia. Pics once I get back home [/QUOTE]
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