ok well that blows that one up....i was given the spider along with a whole lot from a collecter here in Durban..never cost me anything..On the Up side is still have a awesome T that i did not have...
THANKYOU GUY'S ITS EXACTLY THE REASON I JOINED THE FORUM.so that you more experienced guys can help us out..

I don't quite understand why you're unhappy with the "diagnose", Shaun? P. muticus is an awesome T' and not easy to get your hands on.

Ceratogyrus will probably give you a whole lecture why Hysterocrates hercules is the same as H. gigas. And H. gigas is very likely to be bred within the year now. Not so for P. muticus.

@Shuan, you are lucky !!!!! It is beautiful.

Hi Doerte...
not at all ...im very happy for having it..was just more concerned that i was told its one thing and it turned out not to be..look im stoked to have it..its tame its stunning and it was given to me with a whole lot of ts i did not have ..Eupalaestrus campestratus,a seemani's,P ornate's,P Regalis,Grammostola pulchripes,P irminia and tons others oh oh and my baby a mature female Lampropelma violaceopes :woohoo: all the adult spiders are mature females so will be trying my hand at breeding soon,..oh did i mention all the exotera tanks and all equipment came with that....so yeah not at all unhappy..

Nice, good luck with your ventures, then

shaunlventer wrote: ..Eupalaestrus campestratus,..

jealous!