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- May 25, 2010
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I got a mass email today while I was at school about someone finding what they believed was someones pet T. It was only described as a black T and was found in the daylight near a very public place. This to me didn't sound like a typical T or what a captive T would do so i made a slight inquiry about it's coloration and if there were signs of tibial hooks.
I can say that in a coordinated effort, one of the local aphonopelma species was given an opportunity to complete it's mission. The person replied back stating what i thought might have been was correct and the neighborhood T is now back in the hills, hopefully providing more for us. I did thank them for not putting an end to it's life and it is all because of this group here and the massive amount of research i've been able to do because of everyone's efforts to inform the masses.
I can say that in a coordinated effort, one of the local aphonopelma species was given an opportunity to complete it's mission. The person replied back stating what i thought might have been was correct and the neighborhood T is now back in the hills, hopefully providing more for us. I did thank them for not putting an end to it's life and it is all because of this group here and the massive amount of research i've been able to do because of everyone's efforts to inform the masses.