"KL ca. 2,5 - 3 cm" stands for??

[ReMoVeR]

The title says it all. Its a thing that i found in .de websites selling Ts. "KL ca. 2,5 - 3 cm" stands for ??
Can anyone help me?

tkz in advance

//Tiago

 

[Kris-wIth-a-K]

I couldn't tell you but I wouldn't rely on it. I would stick to the boards here for T trading..

 

[ReMoVeR]

Cant... xD are u able to ship me some Ts ? There are no,almost no dealers here that ship within europe or at least i cant find, and i walready put a post on the trading foruns. i'll email the dealer since no one has answerd here still.. Anywayz that site was told here in AB in a tread. That is probably smthin like KL as in legspan in deutch and ca. like captive bred maybe:O lol u get the idea on what i mean. or the way around or whatever.

//Tiago

 

[Eggy]

I think Ca 2,5-3cm tells about the size of the spider

Ca = About (not sure)
2,5-3cm = 1" - 1,2"

 

[Kris-wIth-a-K]

idk many you got me and if I could ship out of the country..... I'd be all over it but unfortunately I can't... Try the british tarantula society

this website..

http://www.thebts.co.uk/

 

[Bill S]

The title says it all. Its a thing that i found in .de websites selling Ts. "KL ca. 2,5 - 3 cm" stands for ??
Can anyone help me?

tkz in advance

//Tiago

ca is short for circa, meaning "close to"

2,5 - 3 cm means 2.5 to 3 centimeters. 2.54 centimeters is one inch.

 

[calum]

tiago, join the european section of the boards if you haven't already, you can post adds' on what you want And I'm sure you would get some responses.

 

[bobsleaf]

Virginia Cheeseman has a pretty big range of spiders available and also ships to Europe. Amazing service too.

http://www.virginiacheeseman.co.uk/:clap:

 

[Zoltan]

KL might be "Körperlänge", which means body length.

 

[arachyd]

Why not simply contact the person who posted it and ask?

 

[ErikWestblom]

KL might be "Körperlänge", which means body length.

That's correct.

 

[T-Harry]

Yep, as the others said KL means body length. That's the common way to describe the size of a T in Germany. We don't use legspan.
"ca." is an abbrreviation for circa which means as much as "roughly, about".

Just for your info:
WF = Wildfang which means wild caught.
NZ = Nachzucht which means captive bred.
DNZ = Deutsche Nachzucht which means captive bred in Germany (but most use only NZ anyway).

 

[ReMoVeR]

Tkz to everyone *

Cheers,

//Tiago