Species Theraphosa blondi
- Thread starter Lars Butcher
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doesnt that hurt? ive heard of people just breaking out by holding t blondi!
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I didn't itch at all
Laura
Laura
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looks like it could use a nice fresh superworm. Kinda skinny bum on it. Im sure it will look kick a55 after its next molt. 
Wow,
I've held this large adult for about 30minutes of pictures and sharing info to others and my hands itched until later on the next day. It was pretty bad - those hairs really do their job at getting logged into the skin.
Here is a pic!
Throughout the whole experience the blondi was fairly calm but did not enjoy it. I would aggree that these guys are defensive but in my experience they are not "extremely aggressive" in general. -I love T.blondi :worship:
(I do not condone the handling of T's - picture for educational purpose only.)
Picture copywright Andrew Denning
I've held this large adult for about 30minutes of pictures and sharing info to others and my hands itched until later on the next day. It was pretty bad - those hairs really do their job at getting logged into the skin.
Here is a pic!
Throughout the whole experience the blondi was fairly calm but did not enjoy it. I would aggree that these guys are defensive but in my experience they are not "extremely aggressive" in general. -I love T.blondi :worship:
(I do not condone the handling of T's - picture for educational purpose only.)
Picture copywright Andrew Denning
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Beautiful blondi you have there...
Well, I just rearranged her tank (got some more soil to put in), and NOW I itch. I didn't itch when holding her, but I am now since I tooled around with her enclosure. I'll have to post pictures of that. The itching isn't too bad though, its more a minor annoyance then anything else and its lasted about 10 minutes and its starting to ease off, so its so far so good.
Laura
Well, I just rearranged her tank (got some more soil to put in), and NOW I itch. I didn't itch when holding her, but I am now since I tooled around with her enclosure. I'll have to post pictures of that. The itching isn't too bad though, its more a minor annoyance then anything else and its lasted about 10 minutes and its starting to ease off, so its so far so good.
Laura
Between 100 and 200. My female laid a sac last year at the previous owner and it contained 198 slings or something like that..Greaper said:
My female has molted once since that sac.. so I hope I get more slings now from her if this mating is succsessful. :}
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i can take some off your hands
Niklas>> do you have stefans old one?
Niklas>> do you have stefans old one?
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Martin! Beat me if you can! 179 slings in a T. blondi eggsack!!!
179 slings in a T. blondi eggsack!!!
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Who said fat girls aren't attractive?
Looks like her abdomen is the size of a tennisball!?
Looks like her abdomen is the size of a tennisball!?
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Preety Blondi.Nowadays I have two,one subadult male (he is so small now - 13cm with legs),second is Blondi baby
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Hey Johan!! Yes it's pretty much the size of a tennisball. Not really, but almost.
She's actually the biggest blondi I've ever seen IRL.
She's actually the biggest blondi I've ever seen IRL.
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How big does a female have to be when she is capable of reproducing?
Laura
Laura
My baby T. blondi molted about a week ago and I figured that I would share a few pictures. The pics aren't that great but they work The last picture is after a few hours or a little more.
I know the water dish is too small - It has a new one now
The last picture is after a few hours or a little more.I know the water dish is too small - It has a new one now
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She looks like a snowflake.