More New Stuff

[MrDeranged]

Oh My God, I should type what we didn't get as opposed to what we did, it would be a shorter list.....

Psalmopoeus reduncus - Costa Rican orangemouth
Poecilotheria Ornata - Fringed (Ornate) ornamental
Brachypelma Ruhnaui - Mexican gold redrump
Brachypelma Klaasi - Mexican pink
Selenocosmia sp.(ardnsti or dichromata) - New Guinea black femur
Phormictopus cancerides - Haitian brown
Haplopelma schmidti - Chinese gold earthtiger
Eupalaestrus weijenberghi - Whitecollared
Avicularia urticans - Peruvian pinktoe
Avicularia geroldi - Brazilian blue pinktoe
Avicularia aurantiaca - Orange banded pinktoe

and of course, no show would be complete without a new pede, so I got one orange banded morph of a Vanuatu centipede.

I saw the most gorgeous Chinese earthtiger (black morph) and came this close to buying it, but I just don't have the room for another big container so I had to pass......

Scott

 

[Botar]

Just out of curiosity... what was the bottom line?

I'm hoping to find a show somewhere to hit in the spring on my way to/from Florida and I'd like to know what kind of damage to expect.

Botar

 

[Alonso99]

hey

Congratulations on the new adquisitons!!!!!!!!

 

[bness2]

Scott,

So, do you work a second job to pay for all these? I think you need to see a shrink and get some help with this disease.

Bryan

 

[Tarantula Lover]

nice additions!

Congrats on your new T's! good luck!


James

 

[petitegreeneyes]

Hey Mr.Deranged,
How big are your C.arndsti and your P.canderides. I had a New Guinea Black femur but after a molt he died for some unknown reason but he was a trip while I had him.

 

[MrDeranged]

Originally posted by Botar
Just out of curiosity... what was the bottom line?

I'm hoping to find a show somewhere to hit in the spring on my way to/from Florida and I'd like to know what kind of damage to expect.

Botar

If I told you that, I'd have to kill you... ;P

Originally posted by bness2
Scott,

So, do you work a second job to pay for all these? I think you need to see a shrink and get some help with this disease.

Bryan

Nah, I just pimp the wife for some extra cash..... I guess she's the one with the second job.... ;P

Originally posted by petitegreeneyes
Hey Mr.Deranged,
How big are your C.arndsti and your P.canderides. I had a New Guinea Black femur but after a molt he died for some unknown reason but he was a trip while I had him.

Not big at all, 1" tops. Still in their little vials

Scott

 

[Immortal_sin]

LOL! and errr...is she OK with her new job to pay for the Ts?!
wow...that is alot of inverts! I just counted what I have left here, and it was just over 80. Someone asked me what I'm going to do once they ALL GET BIG....hmmm, guess I should have thought of that already eh?!

 

[atavuss]

Originally posted by mrderanged



Nah, I just pimp the wife for some extra cash..... I guess she's the one with the second job.... ;P




Scott

he he! <waiting to see your wife's reply to your comment!>
Ed

 

[Code Monkey]

Originally posted by Immortal_sin
Someone asked me what I'm going to do once they ALL GET BIG....hmmm, guess I should have thought of that already eh?!

This is why I'm hoping for some males with just my 32. Right now about 1/3 are slings, and another 1/3 small juveniles. If they all were to reach full size, I'm going to need some serious shelving and tankage that I don't even begin to have room enough for. When I move in about two years, a spider room is going to have to be on the long range radar.

It was so much simpler when I could count my total animals on just one hand, or even two hands, heck, when I could count them with my hands and feet

 

[Joy]

An awesome collection, Scott! Looking forward to seeing the photos

Joy

 

[Exodus]

Man scott you really let yourself go...lol

 

[Rookie]

Scott,
In all of my websurfing, I've never seen or heard of a brazillian blue or an orange banded pinktoe, and i've never heard of a mexican pink. I'm extrememly curious. Do you have pictures? I believe that you folks in the states have a much greater access to rarer Tarantulas than us Canucks.
Paul

 

[Satanika]

Originally posted by atavuss
he he! <waiting to see your wife's reply to your comment!>
Ed

Is that an offer Ed?

Do we have any takers?? :}

@Joy= Thanks, as soon as we take some pics, we will post them.

Debby

 

[Lasiodora]

Paul,
You can see pics of these spiders @ www.birdspiders.com and
@ www.e-spiderworld.com
Mike

_______________________
"QUESTION:
WHEN WILL THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH?
ANSWER: WHEN THE EARTH FALLS TO PIECES!!"
Tupac Shakur

 

[Spiderman937]

Just be careful and don't get bit by your P. ornata or your Haplopelma. Large nervous spiders with potent venom, can be very painful and have serious side effects. LOL

 

[Philth]

Your advice might come a bit late since this thread is over ten years old lol, but it was nice to see some old screen names that I haven't seen in awhile

Later, Tom