I am addicted to avicularia versicolor!!!
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popcangenie
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there really cool i just got myself a avic leata still in the blue phase 
(along with a red rump (VERY FAST FOR A 1 INCH LOL) and a chaco golden knee)
but i agree there really nice Ts
(along with a red rump (VERY FAST FOR A 1 INCH LOL) and a chaco golden knee)
but i agree there really nice Ts
I honestly thought this would stop at 1 sling. I was so dead wrong.there really cool i just got myself a avic leata still in the blue phase
(along with a red rump (VERY FAST FOR A 1 INCH LOL) and a chaco golden knee)
but i agree there really nice Ts
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Versicolor is probably my favorite pinktoe species. Hard decision between those, and diversipes...
possumburg
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I think I'm gonna order me one or two next week from bothriechis83, they look awesome from all the pics I have seen.
I have both females and so far the versi is my favorite it is slower and prettier if you ask me and the sapphire is way fast and flighty!
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I'm not a fan of keeping Avicularia species, but A. versicolor I can make an exception for. I wouldn't ever buy a spiderling, but I managed to get a hold of 11 for free. If one or two will make it, I'd be satisfied.
They're definitely a bit more vibrant than many of my terrestrials.
They're definitely a bit more vibrant than many of my terrestrials.
popcangenie
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you know what they say
u can never just have one T- Joined
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Haha, you're turning into me. Cute.
I have... uhhmm... four little versis right now. Three tiny ones, and one about 1 1/2 inches. I LOVE them.
My favorite, other than male Platyomma.
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I love them too, but they always die as slings for me.
A. Versicolor is one of my top three favs,very cool T ! My other two are P. Irminia and any pokie. (I have a Regalis but would love the Blue Beauty) What are the main problems with keeping A. Versicolors? I have about an 1.25versi and it eats like champ and seems to be doing really good.
mischiefhaze
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My A. Versicolor is only about 3/4", but his color is already bright and he has the most personality of the 7 I have. He is such a cool little guy.
I'm sure I'll be getting another one of two of these in the near future.
Would like the next one to be a 3" - 4" though.
Take care
I'm sure I'll be getting another one of two of these in the near future.
Would like the next one to be a 3" - 4" though.
Take care
I got 3 vials and a 32oz. container, so anyone can sure as """" bet on me buying another 2-3 Versicolors if one dies and a guaranteed other T. But I never want an OW. That's too far.
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No OW?!?! They are so animated!! I love The "hug me" pose my P. murinus gives me..
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They are awesome because they're so cute as slings,
(fuzziness + blue coloration)
and when they grow they're even more beautiful as they get their
adult colors. (Purple and green hues)
Also their personalities are usually great.
I love raising versicolor babies, never had a problem.
Make sure to have alot of ventilation and just because they like it
on the moist side does not mean make their home a swamp!
What you really don't want is for it never to get bone dry, but by no means
sopping wet
(fuzziness + blue coloration)
and when they grow they're even more beautiful as they get their
adult colors. (Purple and green hues)
Also their personalities are usually great.
I love raising versicolor babies, never had a problem.
Make sure to have alot of ventilation and just because they like it
on the moist side does not mean make their home a swamp!
What you really don't want is for it never to get bone dry, but by no means
sopping wet
Oh yes. I love OBT's. I cant get enough of these beauties.
+1They are awesome because they're so cute as slings,
(fuzziness + blue coloration)
and when they grow they're even more beautiful as they get their
adult colors. (Purple and green hues)
Also their personalities are usually great.
I love raising versicolor babies, never had a problem.
Make sure to have alot of ventilation and just because they like it
on the moist side does not mean make their home a swamp!
What you really don't want is for it never to get bone dry, but by no means
sopping wet
Honestly, I prefer slings more than adults.
popcangenie
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do you know why?I love them too, but they always die as slings for me.