got a new blondi.

[TheWidowsPeak]

I know, I know I said I wasn't gonna get a new one for a while, but I couldn't help myself. she is wild caught and s regenerating leg III on the right side but she is still beautiful just wait till she molts.

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

another

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

last one

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

oh yeah because I know someone will ask it is arond 7 or 8 inches and is definatly a female, and it cost me 80 dollars. not too bad? and has ate I guess 7 mice and 3 hampsters in the last month.

 

[rosehaired1979]

Congrats on your new T.Blondi and great pics

 

[Palespider]

She's a beaut!

Yeah, I understand how you couldn't help yourself. It's kind of like when I sexed my big blondi as a male I ordered a guaranteed female the very next day. Kind of the same thing I guess

Jim B.

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

so 80 bucks aint too bad is it? considering thats close to what I paid for my 1 inch baby

 

[Sean]

good lookin blondi for that size? 80$ thats a good deal she looks pretty healthy, thats a great deal my cousin spent 75$ on an unsexed 3.5-4 incher

 

[Palespider]

Considering I paid $95 for a 3 inch

Jim B.

 

[nemesis6sic6]

hey

You got a nice deal really cool
she is beautiful.
good luck with her
have a nice day also
geo

 

[defour]

Originally posted by Palespider
Considering I paid $95 for a 3 inch

Jim B.

Ya, but yours will probably be alive in a year. Doesn't anyone think about Economy? With a capital "E?" Evidently not.

Steve

 

[Sean]

Originally posted by defour
Ya, but yours will probably be alive in a year. Doesn't anyone think about Economy? With a capital "E?" Evidently not.

Steve

your not a big fan of people buying wild caught animals are you

 

[defour]

Originally posted by Sean
your not a big fan of people buying wild caught animals are you

Not in cases where only a dismal percentage of wild collected individuals survive, no, especially when captive bred ones are readily available. In cases like these, people who buy wc spiders are either too weak to resist what's in front of them or don't have the patience to raise a spiderling, and even that's assuming they think about their options first. People who buy big and common wild caught monitors and boids are the same way; they might as well buy a pair of snakeskin boots. A bitchin tattoo is a better investment.

Steve

 

[Vys]

So the bet is on, how long will Ms.Brown live..?

 

[vulpina]

A very nice looking blondi, congrats on your purchase.

Andy

 

[Sean]

Originally posted by Vys
So the bet is on, how long will Ms.Brown live..?

i would say...8 months too a year

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

Originally posted by defour
Not in cases where only a dismal percentage of wild collected individuals survive, no, especially when captive bred ones are readily available. In cases like these, people who buy wc spiders are either too weak to resist what's in front of them or don't have the patience to raise a spiderling, and even that's assuming they think about their options first. People who buy big and common wild caught monitors and boids are the same way; they might as well buy a pair of snakeskin boots. A bitchin tattoo is a better investment.

Steve

First off I definatly have the patience to raise a sling, I probably have 15 slings right now... I just raised a 1 inch blondi into a four almost five incher and it ended up dieing so, no you don't know that a CB one will be alive in a year... and what makes you so sure that mine won't. we have had it in the shop for two months now and I am positive it is healthy. allmost everyone here has at least one wild caught spider, and yes I would rather have a CB one but If I can get a WC one for 80 bucks then I would rather I give it the best last year it could possibly have, than have some moron buy it and poke it with a stick to watch it get pissed off. so don't bitch at me ok.

 

[MrT]

Originally posted by johnnyjohnjon
First off I definatly have the patience to raise a sling, I probably have 15 slings right now... I just raised a 1 inch blondi into a four almost five incher and it ended up dieing so, no you don't know that a CB one will be alive in a year... and what makes you so sure that mine won't. we have had it in the shop for two months now and I am positive it is healthy. allmost everyone here has at least one wild caught spider, and yes I would rather have a CB one but If I can get a WC one for 80 bucks then I would rather I give it the best last year it could possibly have, than have some moron buy it and poke it with a stick to watch it get pissed off. so don't bitch at me ok.

You go boy.
I have many " wild caught T's " and their all doing great.

Some people ?

Ernie