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I've have some stuff to ship...I didn't know you had a shipping businesshave even paid to ship other members free stuff
I've have some stuff to ship...I didn't know you had a shipping businesshave even paid to ship other members free stuff
<edit> is going to have Ts available that are going to be new to BOTH the USA and the EU!! Now that's nice for a change!The most expensive I've seen is Xenesthis sp. blue. Not sure if that means that they're really rare, but often that is the case with supply and demand.
400 bucks.
Also Brachypelma schroderi. I'd give you a price, but I can't find a single place that has them.
Money, importing and some good contacts in the EU is what you need.Finally.. a member who thinks like me. I took a break from keeping for a couple years, and now that im back all i see is the same old stuff.
Id love to figure out the steps i need to take to get some more rare/exotic sp stateside and get them circulating/recirculating into the hobby
Details, man. When and what?Arachnoiden is going to have Ts available that are going to be new to BOTH the USA and the EU!! Now that's nice for a change!
That Poki is "newish" hit the news 4 years ago. Where's the info on this purple baboon??I believe there is a newish Poecilotheria sp that was discovered and is not available in the hobby. Poecilotheria rajaei. And +1 to the other posts. There was also a thread not too long ago about a purple baboon sp that was discovered and it isn't available or even published yet to my knowledge. I don't know a great deal about that kind of stuff though
April, and that's all I can say. Some are on the website, likeDetails, man. When and what?
Can't help for the A.moderatum but TSS has a nice A.chalcodes available :-sAlso rare in Europe: Aphonopelma everything, except seemanni. Somehow they don't make it across to Europe. I want an A. moderatum - have been looking for 5 years, never seen one for sale anywhere.
I like it because it says "Mr Stretchy Pants"I don't know if this Theraphosidae is worth the money they ask, but IMO not so common indeed. The name, 'rufus', cracks me up because reminds me of an ignorant and lovely U.S redneck farmer.
'rufus'... muahahahah :-s
Yeah, if you continue to keep an eye on TSS 'descriptions' (just for fun, I know you lives in the U.S so sadly you can't order from those, unless with the right papers) you would laugh, lol. Once I remember a 'rant' about a certain 'Baboon' temperament that cracked me up :-sI like it because it says "Mr Stretchy Pants"
I think it suffices an answer to OP's question since it's not in abundance in the hobby yet. There was a thread posted by @KezyGLA a few months ago with a short video of the bab. I don't have any other info on itThat Poki is "newish" hit the news 4 years ago. Where's the info on this purple baboon??
I know one single vendor who has A. bicoloratum slings and he got them from the UK... that counts as rare in my bookI don't know about Germany. But the crazy thing is when I couldn't found Aphonopelma bicoloratum here, I saw it for sale on multiple sites in the UK so somehow they get there.
May I introduce: Esmeralda, 6 year old Hog Island Boa . You were absolutely right.Look like a Hog Island Boa in your avatar...is it?
Hahaha Yeah man me to!! Feel the same as you.... Right now I am only at two Tarantulas, but am waiting on a reptile show to see if check out the vendors, I may just have to meet up and check out some hobbyist collection out here...Finally.. a member who thinks like me. I took a break from keeping for a couple years, and now that im back all i see is the same old stuff.
Id love to figure out the steps i need to take to get some more rare/exotic sp stateside and get them circulating/recirculating into the hobby
The commonly refer to B. albopilosum (Honduran/Hobby) as "Pube Hair" as wellYeah, if you continue to keep an eye on TSS 'descriptions' (just for fun, I know you lives in the U.S so sadly you can't order from those, unless with the right papers) you would laugh, lol. Once I remember a 'rant' about a certain 'Baboon' temperament that cracked me up :-s
Here another, ah ah (and btw I disagree, genus Hysterocrates aren't that baddy)
http://www.thespidershop.co.uk/hysterocrates-cameroon-p-2854.html
Thats a beautiful species to...!!Im also going to try like hell to find
Phormingochilus sp. Sabah blue, but unfortunately im getting no response yet from the people who have them.
Im unsure if theyre even stateside.
Their April Fool was a good one.Yeah, if you continue to keep an eye on TSS 'descriptions' (just for fun, I know you lives in the U.S so sadly you can't order from those, unless with the right papers) you would laugh, lol. Once I remember a 'rant' about a certain 'Baboon' temperament that cracked me up :-s
Here another, ah ah (and btw I disagree, genus Hysterocrates aren't that baddy)
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Thats the main reason I haven't plopped down the cash on some of these more rare Ts. I'd hate to buy a couple of T sp#1, only to find out that T sp #1 is really sp #2.But first i would like to see a complete and full revision on the genera Omothimus, Cyriopagopus and Phormingochilus...
But it would hopefully be an avic with that edge to the personality like other Psalms. I would probably fall victim to this purchase in the USA.Psalmopoeus victori looks like an Avic £105 for a sling