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well my banana spider does!
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who likes bananas?
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So bananas can be hazardous to your health if handled improperly.
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that's one kind of bananna that i bet wouldn't taste as good as it looks!
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Revenge is sweet says the now homeless spider.
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is that the one Matthijs got from the shop ? :?
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Well... I like them more now.
Let's see what you can do with my distaste for broccoli.
Let's see what you can do with my distaste for broccoli.
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But the elusive Broccoli dwelling Crab spider is one of the most venomous in the world.Sheri said:Well... I like them more now.
Let's see what you can do with my distaste for broccoli.
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Yes it is. Marieke, Matthijs and the other folks in the house were glad the spider was goingSteven said:
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Got any idea what kind of Phoneutria it is ? or maybe it's another Ctenidae ?metallica said:Yes it is. Marieke, Matthijs and the other folks in the house were glad the spider was going
the one that came to mind when i saw the pictures of Matthijs was this:
P.keyserlingi
ow yeah,...
and great pictures E.
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Lelle told me P. keyserlingi is synonim to P. nigriventer
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Hi,
guess Steven is right on the money.
Who says this is a Phoneutria, was the first question coming to my mind. A ctenid, yeah, most likely, a Phoneutria? Well, maybe, can´t be ruled out so far. However, there are literally tons of ctenid species, that have never been showed on pics before, so who knows...
Would help some to get some info about behaviour and source...
P. boliviensis can be ruled out from my opinion. I guess, some people won´t like this, but P. boliviensis is the only P. species that can be id´d with some accuracy by it´s drawings and outer-appearance.
Nevertheless, i´d advice you to watch out. Whatever it is, as stated before, Phoneutria spec. is still a possibility. Even if it´s not, most ctenid toxins are still to be discovered, so nobody can know for sure how dangerous their toxin can be to human kind.
Take care!
Greetings,
Stefan
guess Steven is right on the money.
Who says this is a Phoneutria, was the first question coming to my mind. A ctenid, yeah, most likely, a Phoneutria? Well, maybe, can´t be ruled out so far. However, there are literally tons of ctenid species, that have never been showed on pics before, so who knows...
Would help some to get some info about behaviour and source...
P. boliviensis can be ruled out from my opinion. I guess, some people won´t like this, but P. boliviensis is the only P. species that can be id´d with some accuracy by it´s drawings and outer-appearance.
Nevertheless, i´d advice you to watch out. Whatever it is, as stated before, Phoneutria spec. is still a possibility. Even if it´s not, most ctenid toxins are still to be discovered, so nobody can know for sure how dangerous their toxin can be to human kind.
Take care!
Greetings,
Stefan