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  1. Harvard Fairway

    Harvard Fairway

    Columbus, OH based seller - 20+ years hobby experience
  2. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media '1A136C7C-00DD-4838-BBFA-ED275DD5B0F2.jpeg'

    Male
  3. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media '3" Psalmopoeus cambridgei [ventral sexing]'

    100% male
  4. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'P. metallica'

    Not a female
  5. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Poecilotheria regalis [ventral sexing]'

    100% male
  6. Harvard Fairway

    Genus Pamphobeteus

    One of my Pamphobeteus sp Solaris 0.1 sub adults
  7. Harvard Fairway

    Pamphobeteus insignis Colombia

    Have yet to share on here but I have had a couple of successful pairings with these two. The male sadly passed this weekend. Fingers crossed for some spiderlings
  8. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Lasiodora Klugi'

    Is he mature? If so I have a mature female
  9. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media '? Thrixopelma cyaneolum ?'

    That is not T.cyaneolum
  10. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Can I get a confirmation on this sex? Thinking Male.'

    Male
  11. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Theraphosa apophysis?'

    It is a young T.stirmi. When young, they have a minimal amount of hair on the patella. T.apophysis is highly distinguishable from T.stirmi and T.blondi. What you have is a T.stirmi
  12. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Acanthoscurria geniculata [ventral sexing]'

    Female indeed
  13. Harvard Fairway

    Pamphobeteus insignis Female

    Some do have the xmas tree pattern while some look blackish blue in overall appearance. P.ultramarinus look very different when compared to your typical Pampho with an xmas tree pattern
  14. Harvard Fairway

    Pamphobeteus insignis Female

    True P. insignis spiderlings do not have the x-mas tree pattern on the abdomen
  15. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'G. Pulchra'

    Looks like Lasiodora klugi
  16. Seven Wonders Reptiles

    Review by 'Harvard Fairway' on item 'Seven Wonders Reptiles'

    I purchased a female P.metallica, P.subfusca, and L.klugi from Seven Wonders Reptiles and I could not be happier! Communication was excellent from the time of my first inquiry up until the T's arrived at my house! They were packed perfectly and arrived happy and healthy. If you have yet to do...
  17. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Geniculata M or F ?'

    Male
  18. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Listed as a Rose Hair (1/3)'

    Looks like Paraphysa scrofa
  19. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Don't Know the Name Help'

    I had an A.minatrix that acted like a terrestrial and always stayed on the ground...always thought it was strange
  20. Harvard Fairway

    Comment by 'Harvard Fairway' in media 'Pamphobeteus platyomma - 1.5"'

    Male!
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