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  1. phil

    P.lugardi???HELP

    P.lugardi are rarely bred in captivity, most are wild caught and can often be gravid, eggsac production can be triggered (in my experience) by a temp increase upto around 30C +. I believe the reason for P lugardi being rarely bred is due to a misconception that big = sexually mature, I...
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    Genus Augacephalus

    Augacephalus sp (Mozambiqie) :D
  3. phil

    any breeding info on C meridionalis or H. villosella????

    If they are coming out of Tanzania i would doubt them to be C meridionalis, more likely as has already been said to be P.chordatus, but on the off chance they are C.meridionalis here are my 2003 / 2004 breeding notes
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    Species Ceratogyrus meridionalis (a.k.a. Pterinochilus meridionalis)

    Early Nov 2006 mated and kept at around 85F
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    Species Ceratogyrus meridionalis (a.k.a. Pterinochilus meridionalis)

    Not a lot of interest here in this great sp :? :confused: but here's an update anyway. latest development, a few N2's have now moulted into slings, the rest should be out in the next day or so :D a couple of slings :D N2 moulting next to a sling and N2 moulting close up.
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    Species Ceratogyrus meridionalis (a.k.a. Pterinochilus meridionalis)

    I pulled a 15 day Ceratogyrus meridionalis eggsac :D this is from the largest male i have ever seen.
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    H.Livium Handling pix

    ................... :rolleyes: :shame: ;) :shame: :shame: :shame: :rolleyes: .................
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    Aphonopelma or Brachypelma?

    I believe you are correct, here are pics of my "A.caniceps"
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    Handling controversey (yet again)

    it's good to see that the posts here about a person / their ideas! are about as informed as many of the spider posts i read here :? spider experts huh, who'd have them ;) not to popular here :rolleyes: now IMO, good reasons have been presented against handling, where are the good reasons...
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    My new OBT

    nice pics :)
  11. phil

    Poll: Tarantula Longevity

    C.crawshayi is just about grown up by then ;)
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    Genus Augacephalus

    I'm not sure what you mean ;)
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    Genus Augacephalus

    Hi Nice pics, i think all the specimens in the 1st post of this thread are A.junodi, you will be unlikely to have any males until one of the w/c females produces an eggsac and one of the resulting slings mature male, Augacephalus males are dwarfed in comparison to the females so will likely be...
  14. phil

    P.Scrofa caught in own web. ???

    Could it be a male depositing sperm on his sperm web? i have been asked many times about T's being stuck under a web, and 9 out of 10 times it was a male in a sperm web.
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    Voice your opinion regarding names

    which would you buy of the following list. orange bitey thing orange baboon usumbara baboon usumbara orange baboon red starburst baboon starburst baboon arboreal orange baboon all names unnecassarilly labelled to one spider when P murinus has 8 letters, which is less that all of the above, how...
  16. phil

    Spermathecae Resource Thread

    here's a couple of Brachypelma spermathecae taken ventrally
  17. phil

    Ornamental Baboon

    I am aware of some common names but OBT is not one of them ;)
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    Ornamental Baboon

    It's been P.murinus a lot longer, ever since it was stopped being called P.spinifer i believe ;) that preceeds OBT :wall:
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