And this one, Poecilotheria aluminox, I mixed Nederburg Rose wine into it's DNA over a 42 year period, and this was the result.

Why is it in the exact same position as the P.chromidium you ask? I am just VERY good at working with insects and getting them to pose for photography.





I have not had any offers on this one as yet as it has never been offered anywhere in the world until now.

GREAT IDEA for an interesting and creative topic Cerat! Thanks!

I also have a rare Psalmopoeus species. The green color form.
For sale for R500, but only if you have a male and I can reserve some slings (Will sell female since I don't know where the naughty bits go).

Glad to see other people also like green spiders. Blue spiders are kind of 2011 for me.

I also have this rare gem.
She is very old. Starred in the 1955 classic movie called Tarantula.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0048696/

She is priceless though.

Going to have to start saving for those met hybrids of yours HS. Stunning species and never even heard of them.

Ceratogyrus wrote: Here is the first spider for auction
Please realise this is not an altered photo. It is really one of my spiders. Just took the picture of the spider now and uploaded the pic without touching it. The pic is also taken with normal light and a flash.
I have just spoken to my contact at nat con and he says that I can sell this spider with a permit. No catches.
Willing to sell her for R800 if anyone is interested.
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I will give you 20,000. cash and I will send the dog with the wheel burrow to come fetch it from you. :drunk: