Ciphor
Arachnoprince
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- Sep 2, 2011
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The largest verified and recorded specimen was 13 inches.
This message board is mostly comprised of people who have a love of spiders, more so then a love of the science of studying them. I'm personally excited to see someone who at first glance, appears very knowledgeable about the infraorder araneomorphae, as that is my main interest. I hope you do stick around and we can squeeze some facts from you and get more input on tough ID's.Ciphor, good job. I will now steer clear of opinions concerning spider pet keepers and just stick to the substance of spider IDs, habits and everything spidery. After all, thats why I just joined this thing. Since I never meet anyone who gives a hoot (excluding the few researchers I work with) or is the least bit interested in spiders much less know what they are, this could be interesting. My main interest is researching spiders of medical importance but I am generally fascinated by all spiders, their fellow arachnid pals and a few insects like the Hemipterans.
I'll second that!This message board is mostly comprised of people who have a love of spiders, more so then a love of the science of studying them. I'm personally excited to see someone who at first glance, appears very knowledgeable about the infraorder araneomorphae, as that is my main interest. I hope you do stick around and we can squeeze some facts from you and get more input on tough ID's.
Oh dude that's right, you are in that area. To bad you can't get them to us. Those guys would be loved in the hobby.I'll second that!
Come on out and do some field research. I've got a list of cave areas that are darned difficult to get to that need a willing victim... err, researcher. Be prepared to lift several hundred 1 to 10 ton boulders. (Maxima tends to prefer a rather hostile environment)