Looking for Harpactira in Europe...

[cold blood]

I have just whipped this photo from Tarantupedia without permission.

This actually violates the tems here on AB...you can link it, but you cannot post pics that aren't yours. I'm sure a mod will erase it.

 

[TownesVanZandt]

Ohh noooo. It's a foreign site and I can't understand German.

I will need to wait until I'm home from work and can translate on a browser instead of my phone.

For now I guess its back to staring at photos of pretty Ts

That page is a little messy at first, but it is possible to get it in English. Here you go: http://www.terraristik.com/tb/list_classifieds_int.php

 

[KezyGLA]

This actually violates the tems here on AB...you can link it, but you cannot post pics that aren't yours. I'm sure a mod will erase it.

Well, hopefully people seen the beauty instead of the spam.

Soz

 

[Thistles]

I think it's easier to get Harpactira in Europe than it is here in the States. Ours all come from imports from Europe, lol... Stamps over here recently brought in cafreriana, and I'm pretty sure his source is European. I've never seen the other available.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Almost looks like a marshalli without the horn...ie, not as cool looking as marshalli IMO.

I couldn't agree more my man. Yes, rare, is rare. But rare doesn't necessary means striking appearance or else. Now, aside from personal taste, which I respect, tell me if a C.sanderi, with that "plug" instead of the horn, isn't better than that? Or a "normal", cheap and available C.marshalli, like you said?

 

[Chris LXXIX]

I think it's easier to get Harpactira in Europe than it is here in the States. Ours all come from imports from Europe, lol... Stamps over here recently brought in cafreriana, and I'm pretty sure his source is European. I've never seen the other available.

You are right but still they aren't so easy to get, in general, like a genus Ceratogyrus would. Sure, at Marbach (Germany) fair you will find those, but not so often offered online, sadly :-(

 

[SausageinaNet]

Just checked my usualy 3 breeders and two of them have Harpactira slings. To be more specific I found H.curator, H.curvipes, H.marksi and of course H.pulchripes.

 

[cold blood]

Just checked my usualy 3 breeders and two of them have Harpactira slings. To be more specific I found H.curator, H.curvipes, H.marksi and of course H.pulchripes.

I've always been fond of marksi.

 

[KezyGLA]

I've always been fond of marksi.

I'm the same. I have seen a few of them from my usual sources. It is my go to T if I can't get H. Cafreriana of H. Namaquensis

 

[Thistles]

Just checked my usualy 3 breeders and two of them have Harpactira slings. To be more specific I found H.curator, H.curvipes, H.marksi and of course H.pulchripes.

I'll take 10 of each, thanks.

 

[SausageinaNet]

I'll take 10 of each, thanks.

Well if European breeders could ship to the US you wouldn't have to pay these ridiculous prices. But sadly for you that isn't possible.

 

[Thistles]

Well if European breeders could ship to the US you wouldn't have to pay these ridiculous prices. But sadly for you that isn't possible.

I was kidding, but not on the inside.

 

[Trenor]

I was kidding, but not on the inside.

I know how you feel, I only have one species off that list. I would like to have 10 of each too.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Ah ah, isn't that face so cute and lovely??? :-s