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That is a definite agreement from me,P.Irminia just stays a beautiful T won't make any money but will stand out in any display. Some complain about them not being display specimens but I have experienced the opposite.

P.Irminia or any relative of the genus,but still even today the Irminia just blows me away with its color. I have tappis,and as stated are very fast. I don't see Lasiodora as intermediate,more beginner they don't show loads of attitude especially when they are larger same with the other of the...

Hello Yes true,they can't compare to a terrestrial but compared to my other arboreal she is massive.

Very interesting indeed,I will be keeping an eye on this type of topics.

Hello Just saw this reply,my female isn't huge by some people who keep them have claimed 8-9inches and far from petite photo added. ---------- Post added 01-13-2015 at 08:57 PM ---------- Definitely nice specimens,I have a few species within the genus. - Metallica - Formosa - Smithi -...

Nothing great happens quickly,but I believe it is a good thing when at least one person puts time into it. I believe as the hobby grows,more things will come to light and genera will be sorted out but again it will take time not in months but many years.

I hope he documents this thoroughly, since I can't see this being the only case of it. I believe if something can occur once, it will either be replicated or is already replicated just not known.

To me this is interesting,is it a natural occurring gene that is carried over by reproduction and handed down to offspring ? Or did it occur due to the bloodline of the mated species being closely related ? Very interesting topic indeed,I would love to see that photo thanks for teaching me...

Okay now I'm worried,in all seriousness how will it mate as male or female ?

Maybe it was a hermaphrodite ? I had to say that, must admit was funnier when I was just thinking about it.

Congratulations,it is the best feeling ever it is a whole new ballgame here on out. Hope it is a super successful sac !

Haha,okay you got me on that one smart reply.

You would probably laugh at this,but I am on the net each day looking at existing and new specimens. My plans are to travel at least once to South America,and Asia I would just love to see these in their natural habitat.

Back to the L.Violaceopes,and a thousand apologies with that.

Haha its okay,I can drive if I want to and have a look at it at any time. When I grew up,there was no hobby nor money for it. I could only start collecting when I got my first job,in that time I would go out into the field and look for them and study them for hours each day. That is how I...

I can't help it,I love the hobby and what one could add to the collection I will be 100% honest it is just overwhelming to say the least.

......(the wondering why the awkward silence)

I know that one,it is a local baboon and protected so I am not allowed to have it. ---------- Post added 01-13-2015 at 07:18 PM ---------- I apologise,things like this tend to get out of hand haha.

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No man !!! Even more to check out !!! Haha