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my first tought was H. maculata and was surprise to see it was long to be mentioned
Is There a WHITE Tarantula?
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Featherleg (Stromatopelma calceata)
I don't think it was an H. maculata. The temperment of the T I saw was extremely calm and slow. Even with the man picking him up, cup style, from the top, and placing him on his friend's back, the T just kept bobbing slowly along, completely unaffected by all the attention. :?
Who knows more about the Featherleg?
~Brenna
Featherleg (Stromatopelma calceata)
I don't think it was an H. maculata. The temperment of the T I saw was extremely calm and slow. Even with the man picking him up, cup style, from the top, and placing him on his friend's back, the T just kept bobbing slowly along, completely unaffected by all the attention. :?
Who knows more about the Featherleg?
~Brenna
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the s. Calceata is about the same temperement of the maculata, wich is extremly nervous and or defensive
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Oh great...another mission for a "Holy Grail". 
Reminds me of when I was hunting for the rare (and ex$pen$ive) pure black Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta).
I'll keep looking....sho 'nuff. :wall:
Reminds me of when I was hunting for the rare (and ex$pen$ive) pure black Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta).I'll keep looking....sho 'nuff. :wall: