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Cool cool. Normally I wouldn't care much but I just can't see Jamie (the breeder) messing up sexing like that. Or selling the T until she was positive.
I have a quick review for Jamie's. I got a baby rosea the other day. The spiderling got in the light and I looked at the abdomen, today, it appears that this baby is a female. Not only was it a fantastic deal, with honest customer service, they treat you like a person not a cash cow and are honest, and (I got) IT'S A GIRL! I am so happy. Just elated. We named it a just in case kind of a name so it could go both ways, a unisex name, just real cute, it fits. The sling is so tame, real person friendly, but I don't wanna give too much of a review because I don't want them to have more orders than they can fill. It is one of those places you come across but don't wanna make a lot of mention because if they get sold out or disappear so does that variety and some of the spiders I wouldn't of even known existed if I hadn't come across it. Plus the prices are so affordable, just you know, don't take a bad advantage of them or they won't be around. They have mainly pet trade varieties nothing endangered I saw, nothing threatened, just a real nice place to be confident in shopping that your not hurting the environment or taking something wild caught. I am not well schooled in entomology nor do I know enough to ever stop asking questions about, well, anything, but while learning is sometimes a challenge, it is one that I don't give up on so easy. I doubt they would give a wrong sex to a customer. I just got roughly twenty five years of tarantula to raise. That is a fantastic stopping point on a two spider collection for me. I do not ever plan to breed tarantulas, the long life span is what I was shopping for. I just got that. That is amazing. I am so happy. I just had to share. If you cannot be happy with what ya got, here share my joy. I got in on the end of the convo, sorry I just had to quote to have a reference point to write.