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My A. Seemanni. Always has been my favourite species.
Ta, you see some people handling them on youtube, dunno if that'll happen any time soon. When I rehoused mine recently I just couldn't keep track of it, went in a cup nicely to move it, was on my hand before I knew it, then just gone. Ha, was back in it's old tub looking a tad p**sed off. The thing is lightning.Great looking spiders. I love skeletons, but I've never seen a mellow one lol
Ta, you see some people handling them on youtube, dunno if that'll happen any time soon. When I rehoused mine recently I just couldn't keep track of it, went in a cup nicely to move it, was on my hand before I knew it, then just gone. Ha, was back in it's old tub looking a tad p**sed off. The thing is lightning.
Wow you have some really beautiful ts I had an a seemani years ago she was lovely. She spent most of her life re arranging her enclosure. Very house proud she was, always dragging her water bowl and her hide around and moving the substrate.My 2 inch Red Knee, (see what I mean about photos of small ones).View attachment 486
Cheers, I really want a B. Boehmei like your Mavis - could possibly be my next purchase. Had a tiny blue fluffball Versicolor, but unfortunately that didn't live long.
I do want one, trust me . Buying about one, (or two - the B. Vagans was only £3) a month nowadays - so addictive.
Heard of Martin Goss, haven't used him yet. I usually use The Spider Shop or Virginia Cheeseman. Fangs and Beasts did have some Blue Phase Seemanni's in, but they were gone quick so haven't used them yet either. Would you recommend all the places you mentioned?