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<blockquote data-quote="ClaymoreNo47" data-source="post: 16878" data-attributes="member: 964"><p>Thanks for the reply. Might i ask what observations did you see in the video that tells you its this species. Is there a specific attribute for the species. I looked on some online breeders and the pictures they showed doesn't quite match this one. Some had light whitish colored legs.</p><p></p><p>Also which Aphonopelma do you recommend most.</p><p></p><p>Do the female aphonopelma species live long? My African grey i inherited from my father past away recently (she died at 47 years old i felt like i lost my mother who is only 45 years old). i was hoping to get a new friend that lived extremely long and had lower maintenance. I work long hours and sometimes it was hard to give my parrot the attention she deserved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ClaymoreNo47, post: 16878, member: 964"] Thanks for the reply. Might i ask what observations did you see in the video that tells you its this species. Is there a specific attribute for the species. I looked on some online breeders and the pictures they showed doesn't quite match this one. Some had light whitish colored legs. Also which Aphonopelma do you recommend most. Do the female aphonopelma species live long? My African grey i inherited from my father past away recently (she died at 47 years old i felt like i lost my mother who is only 45 years old). i was hoping to get a new friend that lived extremely long and had lower maintenance. I work long hours and sometimes it was hard to give my parrot the attention she deserved. [/QUOTE]
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