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SynergyZA wrote: Thanks. Cant wait for my new camera.
Just collected my L violaceopes from Oceanblue. He has more available for sale for those that want one.
Cant wait to get a photo of mine
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SynergyZA wrote: Thanks. Cant wait for my new camera.
Just collected my L violaceopes from Oceanblue. He has more available for sale for those that want one.
Cant wait to get a photo of mine
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huzi wrote:
SynergyZA wrote: Thanks. Cant wait for my new camera.
Just collected my L violaceopes from Oceanblue. He has more available for sale for those that want one.
Cant wait to get a photo of mine
Hi I'm interested in getting me an L .violaceopes whether it be a sling,juvie or sub adult ,does ocean blue still have more available ? How do I get into contact with him?
Thanks
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SynergyZA wrote:
Thanks. Cant wait for my new camera.
Just collected my L violaceopes from Oceanblue. He has more available for sale for those that want one.
Cant wait to get a photo of mine
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Creator wrote:
SynergyZA wrote:
Thanks. Cant wait for my new camera.
Just collected my L violaceopes from Oceanblue. He has more available for sale for those that want one.
Cant wait to get a photo of mine
Synergy after you posted that I also got one from OB, that makes number 7 :woohoo:
My army is coming along nicely :evil:

That will be a nice project. Taking pictures of them all in the same pose and putting them into formation (Photoshop of course). The larger tank-like Ts in the front to protect the smaller fast Ts at the back. The arboreals hanging onto the larger ones ready to pounce. Burrowers under ground for sneak attacks. :evil: Please Log in to join the conversation.
SynergyZA wrote:
Shane Visser wrote: It's really packed on some size. I can't believe it's the same tiny thing, that wouldn't eat. My B. boehmei molted today into a beatiful 6cm specimen.
Yeah, he is quite the little piggy now, making up for lost time or something.
At 6cm, that is when they really start getting those nice colours. We should really get some pictures of your spiders.
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