Species Grammostola grossa

[BlkCat]

Maybe a light form of A. fracta? And we have here in Brazil a lot of undescribed species yet...

They need to describe them and get them to the market, so we can support our habit!! :} j/k

 

[Cpt.nemO]

They need to describe them and get them to the market, so we can support our habit!! :} j/k

If you read the end of selenocosmia thread you will see my thoughts regarding this issue. I just won't mention it here because i don' t want to risk getting this thread locked too.

 

[BlkCat]

If you read the end of selenocosmia thread you will see my thoughts regarding this issue. I just won't mention it here because i don' t want to risk getting this thread locked too.

The "j/k" at the end of my post means Just Kidding.

 

[Cpt.nemO]

The "j/k" at the end of my post means Just Kidding.

Oh ok man my bad.

 

[MizM]

I feed many of my arboreals pinkies, but not for action. I believe in a varied diet, so try to offer ALL my Ts something besides smelly crix!

 

[Cpt.nemO]

I feed many of my arboreals pinkies, but not for action. I believe in a varied diet, so try to offer ALL my Ts something besides smelly crix!

I see, have you got any vitalius species , what Ts have you got , what do offer other than crix, meat, fish, chicken, pinkies and fuzzies ???

 

[MizM]

I see, have you got any vitalius species , what Ts have you got , what do offer other than crix, meat, fish, chicken, pinkies and fuzzies ???

You can see my list on the "My Inverts" thread where we all list what we have. Mine is a BIT outdated!

I feed pinkie mice, crix, Madagascar hissing cockroaches, and any other insects I come across when I'm in the wilderness. I don't collect insects near home as I have no idea where insecticides hsave been used.

 

[Lorgakor]

Looks kind of like B. sabulosum.
I found this pic of one.
http://www.tarantulas-spider.com/gallery/imagepages/image27.html

 

[Cpt.nemO]

Looks kind of like B. sabulosum.
I found this pic of one.
http://www.tarantulas-spider.com/gallery/imagepages/image27.html

I've seen the pic, it is quite resembling but it certainly aint that species. Given the fact that the vitalius species is quite a common species here in brazil and are circulated more than any other species other than lasiodoras, it is quite probable that it is a Vitalius either velutinus or roseus. Other than that its quite a beautiful tarantula and as docile and tame as it gets. Eats a shit load of crix everyday and lays down little web while feasting on its prey.

I have edited and added a couple of pics of today to make things more interesting. These pics were taken just know , she had 4 crix today.

Enjoy

 

[Ruben]

Grammostola Grossa

Regards
Ruben Olsen
www.edderkopper.dk

 

[ink_scorpion]

Beautiful G. grossa :drool:

 

[Bellis]

:drool: sooooo shiny! are all grossa's like that?

 

[tmanjim]

ahh, tis a furry beast

 

[Greg Wolfe]

Caught my adult female G.G. having a drink the other day. Wanted to share this photo with you all. She puuuuurty girl... :drool:

 

[aaronrefalo]

hey nice pic...i never saw one....i like her colour...whats her behaviour?.....is it like G.rosea?...

Aaron

 

[scs]

very nice pic!

 

[Nick_schembri]

Nice T!!
Great colour

 

[manville]

nice tarantula!!

 

[ink_scorpion]

Caught my adult female G.G. having a drink the other day. Wanted to share this photo with you all. She puuuuurty girl... :drool:

She's a Hot Lookin' Lady!!! Congrats Greg! :worship: :drool:

 

[TheDarkness]

I think that I have a Grammostola grossa:

someone can tell me if I'm wrong or right?!?