F1refly wrote: "Yay, I guess" since I don't care much for locals, so don't care much for stuff like this. Nice pictures though

I think you need to watch your wording sometimes, you say you dont care much for stuff like this, then
why comment at all? Dimitri has put a kak load of work into this thread and for someone to say i dont
care much for stuff like this, its a bit of a careless thing to say.

Its OK I enjoy seeing other peoples opinions :lol:

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I guess I did word it wrong, but that's my personal opinion. I don't care much for locals in general, so by default, these sort of things don't really interest me, much like the whole permit thing, but I apologise for my wording

Maybe you should start to care abit more about locals, I dont have a permit but i would like to know as
much as i possibly can about them. I feel a shamed when international members come on this site and
know more about our own locals than we do.

Contact any American that is involved in the hobby and he can educate you about Aphnopelmas and Brachypelmas.
I would like to feel the same with my countries own locals, and we have the most beautiful and unique species
in the world. :deal

I don't feel ashamed at all. They can keep them, we can't. It's as simple as that. We in the free state will probably never be allowed to keep them, so I don't care much anyways. Sure, I like seeing them in the wild, but I don't get all googly eyes over the prospect of keeping them. Our local scorpions, that's something I can get all googly eyed over. That's my preference.