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we cant know either untill we examined the molt or dead specimen, we can only tell it LOOKS like a Pterinochilus murinus DCF
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Hello Cedric!
Did that I've wrote :
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something are contradictory to Your above quoted words?
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no worries fellow, I was'nt trying to bash you or anything, I was just agreing with you saying that it looks like a Pterinochilus sp.
even an expert cannot tell, thats all ...
Hey latastei
My first post not quite so dismissive now or is it?:3:
Oh btw something else I just found Click this to see a spider that looks very much like the spider in this thread
Now I relize after so long why I dont ever post anything that could help.
all the best
Chris
My first post not quite so dismissive now or is it?:3:
Oh btw something else I just found Click this to see a spider that looks very much like the spider in this thread
Now I relize after so long why I dont ever post anything that could help.
all the best
Chris
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hmmm... could also be a P. leetzi, or?
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Quote from Rick's site."Viewers are welcome to use this website as an identification tool, however, viewers must realize that although many tarantulas are colour/pattern specific, identifications can never be positively made from images alone. Additionally, although Rick West keeps up with taxonomic changes scientific names change constantly and may not always be immediately reflected on this website."
Shame on you Chris.
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Nice spider, look's like my old P. vorax female
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Are you sure they were the same as my old "vorax" or do they live up tree's?.what you had one too? be honest though they are ten a penny out here come show time. I for one have seen loads.
deffo the same Bill because it says on a white label on the box when you buy it.
And besides if it lives up a tree its a whole new species and genus as determined by the book of twoddle!
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Don't you mean the bollocks book Chris?.deffo the same Bill because it says on a white label on the box when you buy it.
And besides if it lives up a tree its a whole new species and genus as determined by the book of twoddle!
No Bill I mean the book of twoddle. This is a update of the Bollocks book but doesn't contain all the unessary jizz that you get with your early version. Also its a longer read where as with yours you can only read it for about five minutes before having to put it down and go to sleep!
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Which version is it the one with the extreme epigynum shots?No Bill I mean the book of twoddle. This is a update of the Bollocks book but doesn't contain all the unessary jizz that you get with your early version. Also its a longer read where as with yours you can only read it for about five minutes before having to put it down and go to sleep!
nah not that one, but having seen that version I know it is not all that it is cracked up to be also it is hard to keep the book still whilst looking through it.
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that fat kid from the papers was asked what her favorite musical instrument was and she replied the dinner bell!!
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I don't remember legs I and II ever looking like that on my lugardi
If they had, I'd have kept it
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Hi,
are there any News about this topic? Is the spider still alive, did you got an exuviae? (If yes, would you sent it to me?)
are there any News about this topic? Is the spider still alive, did you got an exuviae? (If yes, would you sent it to me?)