My collection

Brachypelma albopilosum Curly Hair - Dirty Harry
Nhandu chromatus Brizilian red and white - William Money
2 x Lasiodora parahybana Salmon pinks - One Called Doc Holiday
Cyclosternum fasciatum Costa Rican tiger rump
Grammostola rosea Chilean Rose
Grammostola aureostriata Chaco Golden Knee
Chilobrachys huahini Asian Giant Fawn - El Diablo
Sercopelma rubroritens Panama Red Rump
Chromatopelma cyanopubescens Green Bottle Blue
Brachypelma vagans Mexican Red Rump
Phormictopus cancerides Haitian brown - Christopher Walken

others still to be named :blink:

Just a quick question on the scientific names why and when do they change ? I have seen a few s - names people have said have changed.

I suppose they change the names when they have done a bit more research on them and find out that they actually belong to another specie, or the name might not be very suitable(in Latin, I suppose).

Well that is my opinion.

Hellfire wrote:

Just a quick question on the scientific names why and when do they change ? I have seen a few s - names people have said have changed.

when you get a doctorate you get to do stuff like that... plumbers change pipes, engineers bridges and doctorates get to fiddle with the names of things pretty neat hey! :silly:

You don't need a doctorate to change names, haha!

Marula wrote:

You don't need a doctorate to change names, haha!

:huh: ... then what do you need a doctorate for....

:silly:

Excellent question :laugh: :silly: :laugh: