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by snakeboyadam2k8 Sun Mar 22, 2009 1:37 pm
We got some new tarantulas last week and post a couple of pics of them for your interest. The first is of a Brazilian black, Grammostola pulchra which has just chomped a large cricket.You can just see it disappearing into its mouth.
The second is a Chilean rose which Molloch Gibbon kindly let us have.Thanks Raymond!
Both of them seem to have settled in well and have had their first meal of crickets with us.
We also got a couple of slings each of Brazilian black, Mexican Red Knee and both normal and red phase Chilean Rose. Might have to change our name from Snakeboy Adam to Spiderboy Adam as we now have 16 Tarantulas but only two snakes
The second is a Chilean rose which Molloch Gibbon kindly let us have.Thanks Raymond!
Both of them seem to have settled in well and have had their first meal of crickets with us.
We also got a couple of slings each of Brazilian black, Mexican Red Knee and both normal and red phase Chilean Rose. Might have to change our name from Snakeboy Adam to Spiderboy Adam as we now have 16 Tarantulas but only two snakes
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Re: Tarantulas
by moloch gibbon Sun Mar 22, 2009 2:38 pm
John, the Brazilian Black's a beauty!! Can't wait to see it in the flesh. Glad the Chilean Rose is to your liking. Now, if only I can get you interested in a few amphibians!! 
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Re: Tarantulas
by Tan Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:27 pm
That Brazillain Black looks rather nice, it does sound like something you ask for in a waxing session, lol, sorry but she is really nice. These guys have a long life span don't they?
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Re: Tarantulas
by busybee Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:06 pm
Pulchra's are a sought after spid. They are cracking T's. Fancy them for our collection but can never find any that are available or not snapped up in seconds on for sale ads. I'm jealous !
Tan Pulchra's can live to 25 years.
Here's a link to click on. Lots of info there on all T's.
http://scottstarantulas.com/0081.htm
Tan Pulchra's can live to 25 years.
Here's a link to click on. Lots of info there on all T's.
http://scottstarantulas.com/0081.htm
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Re: Tarantulas
by snakeboyadam2k8 Wed Mar 25, 2009 5:47 am
[quote="busybee"]Pulchra's are a sought after spid. They are cracking T's. Fancy them for our collection but can never find any that are available or not snapped up in seconds on for sale ads. I'm jealous !
Lee at the Spidershop has good sized slings (£12.00 each) in at the moment, that where I got mine from, they came next day delivery and ate as soon as they arrived.
John
Lee at the Spidershop has good sized slings (£12.00 each) in at the moment, that where I got mine from, they came next day delivery and ate as soon as they arrived.
John
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