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Arachnopeon
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I wouldn't be quick to say that T. Blondi was beautiful, they are just freaking awesome, end of story.
Ugliest Tarantula
- Thread starter briarpatch10
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To each their own;
It's not ugly per se, I just dont like the wirey looking male Tarantulas.
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I don't like T.blondi also and Maraca horrida is really nice in live.
Zman181
Arachnoknight
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I too find that spider to be beautiful
Versi*JP*Color
Arachnoknight
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Whatever spider that happens to be the favorite of whoever is reading this. You heard me.
Lorum
Arachnosquire
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Beauty is subjective and I respect every opinion, but... I just don't like (not even a little bit) Pelinobius muticus (ex Citharischius crawshayi).
Whaaaat? When C. crawshayi's name has changed? And if you now say that it has been ages ago, I will go under my bed to shame
But back to subject. I have never really liked T. blondi 'cause they seems always so fat. Even thou I would someday have one
And if you now say that it has been ages ago, I will go under my bed to shame But back to subject. I have never really liked T. blondi 'cause they seems always so fat. Even thou I would someday have one
not my b. smithi!! how could you!It is really in the eye of the beholder. I am not a fan of Theraphosa species, their proportions just aren't my cup of tea, but others love them. I think P. cambridgei is stunning, while some think it is drab. Some prefer stocky, heavy bodied terrestrial, others prefer leggy arboreals. For me I prefer the fuzzier T's. Avicularia, Brachypelma, Grammastola, Psalmopoeus. It is about proportion, colour and that fuzy teddy bear look. My curent top ranking genera are Avicularia, Cyriocosmus and Pamphobeteus.
I think we should be talking about the most beautiful species. Seems more fitting for such an amazing Family. This is one of my prettiest T's
I think we should be talking about the most beautiful species. Seems more fitting for such an amazing Family. This is one of my prettiest T's
Versi*JP*Color
Arachnoknight
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:drool::drool:
What is that!?!:drool:It is really in the eye of the beholder. I am not a fan of Theraphosa species, their proportions just aren't my cup of tea, but others love them. I think P. cambridgei is stunning, while some think it is drab. Some prefer stocky, heavy bodied terrestrial, others prefer leggy arboreals. For me I prefer the fuzzier T's. Avicularia, Brachypelma, Grammastola, Psalmopoeus. It is about proportion, colour and that fuzy teddy bear look. My curent top ranking genera are Avicularia, Cyriocosmus and Pamphobeteus.
I think we should be talking about the most beautiful species. Seems more fitting for such an amazing Family. This is one of my prettiest T's
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Pamphobeteus ultramarinus
I'd like to know what locality your seemanni came from if you think so!
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Hemirrhagus reddelli...I would love to have one!
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It's actually a female, if you go to the photogallery on their website, click Maraca at the top of the page, you'll see that it's labelled as a female...it's the first link right under the Maraca heading.
Cass
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Pokie metalica are definatly the oogliest. Followed by all the other T's I will never be able to have.
Poo on high prices.
Poo on high prices.