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Geopad2 wrote: I will soon have a few P. Ornata, P Striata, P Fasciata and P Regalis slings available.
Geopad2 wrote: not to count my slings before they hatch
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Geopad2 wrote:
I will soon have a few P. Ornata, P Striata, P Fasciata and P Regalis slings available.
Better take some of this advice.
Geopad2 wrote:
not to count my slings before they hatch
Murphy can be a b1tch sometimes.
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Geopad2 wrote: At least i already have P.ornata slings
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Geopad2 wrote: Ashe wrote:
I came upon this thread just after I'd bought my first arboreal - C schioedtei So I suspect we'll both soon be thinking we've lost our minds! Have to confess, once I get the hang of this one the P irminia is next, seeing as the bf really wants one..
Ashe, do you realize that a bite from that Cyriopagopus schioedtei is going to be very similar to that of Poecilotheria, Haplopelma or Lampropelma? Dont get me wrong, it's a prized old world species to own, but they are extremely quick and agile, and very defensive. So congrats on owning one!
If you can handle a C Schioedtei ma'am, Psalmopoeus would be a breeze, even pokies too. I will soon have a few P. Ornata, P Striata, P Fasciata and P Regalis slings available. (not to count my slings before they hatch :eyepoke: ) P. Ornata's are definitely available :happy:
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cascade wrote: Kudu, Are you going to post some pictures for us, or just me, I like pictures! :happy:
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