Skeleton Leg Tarantulas
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As in wild tarantulas? Or sellers in US west?
Theneil
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If you haven't been, i would suggest searching with the scientific name.
E. murinus
E. murinus
Sellers in the west
I did, and I found some places that sell them but I’m not sure if their reliable or not
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I am in Los Angeles, and I bought Ephebopus murinus sling, so for sure I know there are sellers available.
There is one seller in classified I always go to / buy from, who sells Ephebopus murinus currently. Mine is from that seller. I could PM you the info if you want.
There is one seller in classified I always go to / buy from, who sells Ephebopus murinus currently. Mine is from that seller. I could PM you the info if you want.
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Can you give me some names or websites? I have a hard time finding the peoole.
Alright thanks man! I’ve dreamed of adding a skeleton to my collection. Can you tell me how the transaction goes as well?
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Check out our Classifieds section. You'll find lots of spiders for sale by businesses and hobbyists. (You can't post replies in the Classifieds section. Contact the seller by sending a private message or using whatever contact method is specified in the thread or on the reviews page.)
If you are looking for a particular species, search Classifieds for the scientific name. The genus name is often abbreviated to the first initial, so if you are not finding results with the binomial, such as Ephebopus murinus, try just the species name, such as murinus. (Be aware that there are some species that share the same species name but belong to different genera, so check the genus before ordering.)
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Nightstalker47
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Not the skeleton leg, but N.chromatus have the same patterning and look better IMO, check them out if your into that look for a tarantula.
Cas S
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I have no clue why but I dont really like the look of those one (chromatus, geniculata, seemani, etc) but I LOVE E murinus, every time I see one I seriously consider getting one. I found a 3 inch female for 80 and almost just bought it and didn't tell my parents. But I didn't.Not the skeleton leg, but N.chromatus have the same patterning and look better IMO, check them out if your into that look for a tarantula.
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On a seperate note im fond of the the skeleton tarantula (mainly due to its tropical locality northern brazil/venezuela /f guyana )