Your Rarest T?

[LV-426]

Phormictopus platus and Pamphobeteus sp. South Ecuador

 

[paassatt]

Acanthoscurria fracta.

The World Spider Catalog lists A. fracta in synonymy with A. natelensis. Which specific name is the senior synonym? I see that they were both described by Chamberlin in 1917.

 

[Jared781]

for me it would simply be C. huahini... Its a fairly reclsuive T, very shy and defensive. It doesnt really do much yet im certain s.he hosts secret "get togethers" at night!

I dont really have a "Rare T" as of now... Its deffinitely a feat i would like to change. Spent $75 on the C. huahini too! Un-sexed 3.5"

So yeah mistake on my part :/

 

[HomoPortoricens]

rarest t?

Monocentropus balfouri, got one sling ( about one inch big) already, will be getting 3 more during this week, and will keep buying until I have a total of 12. Reason why? I'll be doing a breeding program with this species

 

[apophysis]

pamphobeteus insignis, xenesthis sp blue... both are pretty rare i think

 

[nikki9093]

hmm...i dont think its all THAT rare, but the H. species colombian lrg. and *maybe* the cabocla...not all that popular as of yet...but getting there...but if your talking expense: my female boehmei. lmao. she was a bit of cash there...lol

 

[BCscorp]

I'm not sure if "rare" would be the word, and I may be not current with what most would consider truly rare. That being said, heres some species I consider special in my collection.
P. metallica mf
A. huriana mf
Theraphosinae sp. Panama
Ami sp. "yupanquii"
Pseudohapalopus sp. Blue
M. balfouri mf