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CHi All, This is one of BWK's and she is about 2.5-3" legspan at the moment. I truly love this species!
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Tarantula Trooper reacted to Josh's Frogs's post in the thread Josh's Frogs' Tarantula Photo Thread with
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Stegodyphus dufouri is also known as the Egyptian Pink Velvet Spider. This tiny beauty can be found throughout North and West Africa... -
I totally agree with that statement!!!!
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Araña replied to the thread Acanthoscuria geniculata.I totally agree with that statement!!!! -
Beautiful, insane feeding response ( the measuring stick in my world) , giant size and easy to look after! What is not to LOVE bout...
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Looks to be a huge amount of slings from this female. I believe this to be the first US eggsac of Cyriocosmus sp tambopata. Cannot wait... -
ZZurigi reacted to m0lsx's post in the thread Juvenile Tarantula often climbing walls, should I be worried? with Like.
Just give it, a little extra substrate & some time to settle in. It is not uncommon for T's to climb for the first few weeks of being in...
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Hi All, This is one of BWK's and she is about 2.5-3" legspan at the moment. I truly love this species!
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Josh's Frogs replied to the thread Josh's Frogs' Tarantula Photo Thread.Stegodyphus dufouri is also known as the Egyptian Pink Velvet Spider. This tiny beauty can be found throughout North and West Africa... -
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She's very pretty! I rehoused mine into a slightly larger enclosure so they could dig a bit and hide, and so far they've done just that... -
Oh yes that one looks exactly the same but what about the black one? Man I dunno what is considered a different variant and what is a... -
CyanideOwl replied to the thread Giant Roaches?.I measured the smaller ones they are 7-7,5cm long. -
CyanideOwl replied to the thread Giant Roaches?.Oh yes that one looks exactly the same but what about the black one? Man I dunno what is considered a different variant and what is a...
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m0lsx replied to the thread Giant Roaches?.They cerrtainly look to be one of the Blaberus family to me. Looking on Google, maybe discoidalis, the false deadhead...
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CyanideOwl replied to the thread Giant Roaches?.I tried to look but all I found is Blaberus Giganteus but they are slightly off even if they are pretty massive. I am not a big roach...
