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This one is about 3 inch width leg span. I've seen bigger ones, 4-5 inches though.What size is the B.scutatus?
For Sure, thats always the plan.Having so many pairs I assume you're going to breed them?
Keep us posted. I have a H.venatoria sac atm, 7 C.salei growing for breeding and plans to get more Sparassids and/or Ctenids in the spring. I don't think there's ever too much info about breeding them. Or pictures of them for that matter.For Sure, thats always the plan.
Later,Tom
If you ever breed the Viridasius, please let the forum know.For Sure, thats always the plan.
Later,Tom
I'm probably going to have to buy spiders from you someday.For Sure, thats always the plan.
Later,Tom
Yes they are named after the singer.Woah wait. Was this really named after the singer? And if so, why, may I ask?
Jäger, P. (2008) Revision of the huntsman spider genus Heteropoda Latreille 1084: species with exceptional male palpal conformations from Southeast Asia and Australia (Arachnida, Araneae, Spassidea, Heteropodinae). Senckenbergiana biologica, 88: 239-310.This species name is honoring the rock-singer David Bowie - composer of the music album " The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" and interpreter of songs such as "Glass Spider"- who has been in his early years of his career sometimes as painted as frontal view of the head of this new species, furthermore inspiring the author by his songs full of energy, creativity and opened mindedness ;noun (name) in apposition.