totally confused
hi, i was trying to do the introduce-yourself stuff but can't figure out what button u push to find where u start introducing yourself -computer-wise- i mean. i'm not a whizz when it comes to this kind of stuff. so maybe this is the REPLY button, i have not a clue where this is going, oh well. i'm obviously a newie to this forum. just got ahold of 3 diff t-youngsters, among them an anthoscurria geniculata, still pretty baby-ish really. question: does a giant white-kneee always & without fail have the same identical color or is there some variation among many different individual t's in color & color pattern? are there subspecies of a. geniculata that have different color patterns? when i got the "giant white-knee, i also saw a t. which was presented as a "white-banded" tarantula. i saw it, it did in fact look slightly different like it had a little more white striping or something. i was also told that "they" did not get quite as big as the "white-knee." then online i found "white-knee" "white-banded" are all diff names of a. geniculata. so what was that other spider i saw??? it WAS slightly different than the one i brought home, the "giant white-knee" whattayathink? anybody got a white-knee or white-banded t.?? thanks, tex
hi, i was trying to do the introduce-yourself stuff but can't figure out what button u push to find where u start introducing yourself -computer-wise- i mean. i'm not a whizz when it comes to this kind of stuff. so maybe this is the REPLY button, i have not a clue where this is going, oh well. i'm obviously a newie to this forum. just got ahold of 3 diff t-youngsters, among them an anthoscurria geniculata, still pretty baby-ish really. question: does a giant white-kneee always & without fail have the same identical color or is there some variation among many different individual t's in color & color pattern? are there subspecies of a. geniculata that have different color patterns? when i got the "giant white-knee, i also saw a t. which was presented as a "white-banded" tarantula. i saw it, it did in fact look slightly different like it had a little more white striping or something. i was also told that "they" did not get quite as big as the "white-knee." then online i found "white-knee" "white-banded" are all diff names of a. geniculata. so what was that other spider i saw??? it WAS slightly different than the one i brought home, the "giant white-knee" whattayathink? anybody got a white-knee or white-banded t.?? thanks, tex