AlainL's Picture Thread
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interesting sp above.. how do you like it..
I love her, real good display animal and one of the rarest spider in my collection
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Dear Mr. Carpetpython,
I can honestly say I am astounded at how long this thread is. But I loved every minute of it. You have a gorgeous Collection. Im only 14 so I want 2 have that many Ts but you know how parents are. When I get my own apartment, I want to be just like you. Have multiple inverts, and 1 big snake. Except I want a blood python instead of carpet. Although there are 51 pages of this, My favorite pic was the Haplopelma lividum on the first page. I also really loved your T. Blondi, A. Versicolor, and your carpet python of course. I also have a leopard gecko.
Heres a pic of my A. insubtillis
I can honestly say I am astounded at how long this thread is. But I loved every minute of it. You have a gorgeous Collection. Im only 14 so I want 2 have that many Ts but you know how parents are. When I get my own apartment, I want to be just like you. Have multiple inverts, and 1 big snake. Except I want a blood python instead of carpet. Although there are 51 pages of this, My favorite pic was the Haplopelma lividum on the first page. I also really loved your T. Blondi, A. Versicolor, and your carpet python of course. I also have a leopard gecko.
Heres a pic of my A. insubtillis
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Nice A. ''musculosa''
Thanks for the comments
You still lucky that your parents aloud you to have a t, when I was your age my parents let me have reptiles with 4 legs only, no snakes and even less tarantulas.
For the lividum, she was beautiful but boy she was crazy, the only aggressive t I ever seen, tarantulas can be defensive but this one was aggressive:evil:
If I get another snake it will also be a blood python or a rainbow boa
It look like you take good care of your tarantula, she is very nice, congrats:clap:
Pato,Nice A. ''musculosa''
You think the kid have a A.musculosa
What's the difference between musculosa and insubtillis? I don't know to much about nw tarantulas:8o
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just curious.. can you mix different breeds? say a lividum with a female singapore blue?
Yes of course...If you want them to kill each other.
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Alain this shot is great!awesome macro here
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I agree.
I am still looking for one
I am still looking for one
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Alain,Pato,
You think the kid have a A.musculosa
What's the difference between musculosa and insubtillis? I don't know to much about nw tarantulas:8o
Well, the actual A. insubtilis I don't think it's present in the hobby, though one best friend of mine has an adult female that was sent from Northwest Argentina. At the naked eye, it's a bigger tarantula, very dark and leggy, similar to A. natalensis but darker.
The A. ''musculosa'' of the picture above I've found several in Chaco province and Formosa provice. They seem to live in the Humid Chaco Region, more close to the Paraná river. They live in typical grassland colonies and adults make burrows around 30 - 40 cm. I've found some in a parking lot of a nightclub and in a Bus-terminal haha
They are very nice tarantulas and I was lucky to be successful in captive breeding (entire process in captivity) one of my females.Research in the genus Acanthoscurria is very needed, specially in Argentina. Nobody cares much about mygalomorphae here...
Best regards,
Pato.
Pato,Alain,
Well, the actual A. insubtilis I don't think it's present in the hobby, though one best friend of mine has an adult female that was sent from Northwest Argentina. At the naked eye, it's a bigger tarantula, very dark and leggy, similar to A. natalensis but darker.
The A. ''musculosa'' of the picture above I've found several in Chaco province and Formosa provice. They seem to live in the Humid Chaco Region, more close to the Paraná river. They live in typical grassland colonies and adults make burrows around 30 - 40 cm. I've found some in a parking lot of a nightclub and in a Bus-terminal haha
Research in the genus Acanthoscurria is very needed, specially in Argentina. Nobody cares much about mygalomorphae here...
Best regards,
Pato.
Thanks for the explanations
Very interesting.
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oooh that bicolor is a looker!nice shots.i like the snakes to :]
-Chris
-Chris
