Search results

Brown recluse.

i agree with cold blood looks like L. difficilis

100% Female

Lasiodora. parahybana

That T looks Terrestrial not Arboreal. only feature would assume irminia would be the abdomen markings. looks like a hybrid of course but deffinaly far from a Psalmopoeus sp.

a friend emailed this picture looking for an id Korengal is the location from which the pic was taken

I agree 100 % looks seemanni to me as well

i say could either be the Klugi or difficilis. btw very good looking Lasiodora

for some reason it will not let me post this in the t identification so i am doing it here. well i got her from the ky reptile expo yesterday for 15 dollors i got her mainley cause she looked different from the other avics avics and she is quite stunning for being only 2 1/2 inches. she also...

P.irminia

new avic with sac

just got back from the show. and only got two ts. one is a P. irminia and the other is an avic. avic but in question. i got her for 15 bucks and she is about 2 1/2 inches with a sac and for some reason she dont look like an avic avic to me needing a second thought

looks male.

Tomorrow after work in the morning i am heading to the kentucky reptile show in bowling green. im so excited. i have not been to a show since 2008. im only taking 200 and im taking the kids. my daughter has been wanting a t of her own so i will probley start her out on a B. smithi sling...

i personally like the temperments of the B. smithi. and they get a pretty good size and very stunning too.

The Kentucky Reptile Expo will be Saturday July 14th at the Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green, ky. From 10am - 4pm

cute. i like them dwarf sp. i dont have any exp so hopefully in the future i ll add some to my family.

how big is that dwarf baboon.

Thank you. I don't use real plants i like too. And have before but did not work out they seam to attract unwanted bugs. Though my next project I may try again.

Very sweet sling set up. I also like the videos