Most you have paid for a T?

singaporesling

Arachnosquire
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60 for a mature female p
murinus

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60 for a mature female p
murinus
 

Bugmom

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$54 plus tax for my female Acanthoscurria geniculata. That included the enclosure she was in.
 

xTimx

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185 for my 3" xenesthis sp. blue, unsexed, but will try and confirm this upcoming molt.
 

Arienette

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the most ive actually spent on one T was my female B emilia, $50
my female P scrofa was $30
my female P regalis was $10

my boyfriend bought me some spendier slings for Xmas this year though.
he paid:
$40 1" B smithi
$40 A diversipes
$35 A purpurea
$25 A metallica
 

Trial

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£65 (around $104 according to google) on a ungendered adult G Pulchra that I recently confirmed female from molt. I also spent £70 on a nice fancy tank for her a month ago but that's another story.
 

MarkmD

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I've paid £50 for my P,regalis and £55 for P,ornata, I wouldn't pay anymore than 70 for any T, as I would get slings/juvies for cheaper.
 

Cydaea

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€50 ($66) for a 1.5" B. emilia. The store was having a 25% off sale on their animals so I think I got a good deal.
 

LuiziBee

Arachnobaron
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Okay. I finally bought what I wanted. I just spent $177 on a 1.5-2" M. balfouri. (139 + shipping and handling).
But I also got an N. chromatus for freeeeeeee. :)
 

Tman86

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haven't done it yet, but after the new year I'm expecting to pay $125+ for a 1" Poec miranda.
The most I paid was $85 for a .75 inch Poecilotheria miranda thats including shipping. Ironically I got my 2 P ornata slings, P cambridgei sling, P regalis sling, and my P murinis sling for $58 for all 5 including shipping. It pays to shop around for deals you end up with more T's and more money.
 

Cydaea

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It seems that prices for T's are pretty arbitrary, there are so many and large differences between dealers/breeders, pet shops and other sellers. A pet shop could ask $150 for a B. smithi, while someone else would be content selling one for $50 or less as long as it's going to a good home. I have 6 tiny slings, 3 each of B. boehmi and B. smithi, that I got for about €4 each. In a year or a year and a half I could probably sell those for €50 each or more. I'm not sure i will though, because i get attached to them. i wouldn't sell my B. vagans for any price, I'm so attached to her. Well, still assuming at's a her because she won't let me have her exuvia.

The 'value' of a spider seems to be determined by rarity, popularity, size, gender and the seller's intentions, among other things.
 

Dan Wulf

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The 'value' of a spider seems to be determined by rarity, popularity, size, gender and the seller's intentions, among other things.
And location/continent. In European Union the prices of the most expensive slings (e.g. Monocentropus balfouri, Poecilotheria metallica, Idiothele mira) are normally around 35€ (= 47 US$). Most other species (slings) commonly sell for 4-15€ (= 5-20 US$).
 

QSCrow

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$115 on a female 3.5in P. Muticus local.

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