Brachypelma spp. - Invasion!

[Kenley]

Great pics and Thanks for sharing info really jelly bout that sabulosum

 

[nicodimus22]

I have a few so far: albopilosum, boehmei, and emilia. I would like to eventually get albiceps, auratum, and maybe vagans.

 

[Kenley]

cold blood - Believe it or not but sabulosum are kind of rare in Poland

 

[Kenley]

I have a few so far: albopilosum, boehmei, and emilia. I would like to eventually get albiceps, auratum, and maybe vagans.

All of them are really cool Tarantulas to own

 

[TyjTheMighty]

I have female B hamorii, B boehmei, B albo and B emilia. And I have a B klaasi sling and a B baumgarteni sling. And an unsexed B vagans. I LOVE brachys! An albiceps and auratum are currently next on my top "must have" brachy list.

 

[Andrea82]

Same here in Poland

Dude...Poland is one of the biggest importers/exporters in Europe...'small' really doesn't apply

@MGery92 , Guess which country is even smaller than Hungary ...
On topic though, I have a B.hamorii (ex smithi), a B.kahlenbergi and three B.albopilosum.
If you want the B.albopilosum non-hobby form, you need to check with your dealer if the species comes from Nicaragua or Honduras. Nicaragua form has the long bristles.

 

[MGery92]

@Andrea82 Well, I think it is Belgium or Luxembourg, I don't know for sure.

 

[boina]

Same here in Poland

Poland has a HUGE tarantula breeder community, some of the best and most prolific in Europe!!

 

[Moakmeister]

Sorry to rain on your parade Moak...but that is not english. That's slang

Op, you might want to replace 'ain't' with 'isn't' unless you want to sound like a redneck or rapstar
*runs for cover*
(Nice collection btw )

Listen here, ma'am. *draws revolver* My ancestors didn't drive longhorns for over a thousand miles of dry desert for you to say my local dialect is "slang". *cracks whip* Y'all need to educate yourselves on the PROPER way to talk. *tips cowboy hat* but you're lucky I'm in a good mood little lady. We'll have to dance another time.

 

[boina]

I forgot to mention my Brachys . When I started out with tarantulas I started by collecting Brachys, so I have a few: B. emilia, B auratum, B. albopilosum, B. vagans, B. schroederi, B. verdezi, B. hamorii (all AF); then 1.1 B. boehmei, 1.1 B. albiceps and an AF mystery Brachy, possibly a lighter color form verdezi or a kahlenbergi.

 

[Andrea82]

Listen here, ma'am. *draws revolver* My ancestors didn't drive longhorns for over a thousand miles of dry desert for you to say my local dialect is "slang". *cracks whip* Y'all need to educate yourselves on the PROPER way to talk. *tips cowboy hat* but you're lucky I'm in a good mood little lady. We'll have to dance another time.

Whips, Moak? Never thought you were the kinky kind...
Oh fine, I'll play...

 

[Moakmeister]

Whips, Moak? Never thought you were the kinky kind...
Oh fine, I'll play...

Oh. Uh... well then.

 

[johnny quango]

I guess I'm still technically European for now and the good thing about it is I can order from anywhere in the eu and receive the parcel a few days later.

For the record I own 10 different species of Brachypelma including
Albiceps
Albopilosum
Auratum
Emilia
Hamorii
Kahlenbergi
Klaasi
Smithi
Schroederi
And last but never least verdezi they are of different sizes ranging from 1/2" sling to mature male it was never supposed to be Brachypelma overrunning my collection but hey I love them all

 

[Ondottr]

I like them a lot!
I mean, I just started this tarantula hobby but I've got like 3 different Brachys on my 'someday' list; albo, vagans, and smithi. They're adorable. Especially albo.
Haven't seen any in Japan, though, but I can probably get one ordered for me when I'm ready.
I'm trying really hard to just enjoy my first T for 6 months or so before I start buying up more of them. Keyword: trying.