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SOLD

Bump.

Bump.

Kind of depends on the price of individual slings vs. the price of a confirmed female since I am the sort who wants a female. For instance: I bought a confirmed female GBB because at the time it was cheaper than buying multiple slings for a chance at a female, and my female LP cost roughly...

New price: $300

All of the Ts on this post have found new homes. This thread can be closed/deleted, please.

A. sp. Red is SOLD.

Hi all! For sale: Mature female B. smithi (real smithi) ~6" legspan. $330 I am open to reasonable offers. Pics available upon request. Terms of Service: -Local pick-up (Tallahassee, FL), or shipping via FedEx to the lower 48 states. -Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. -Shipping...

Alright, I talked myself into being willing to ship the A. sp. Red. I will need to procure the box and what not, but I'll be using Reptile Express for shipping quotes, etc. Addendum to the LAG: Temps must be between 50F-90F

Also, LAG will not cover carrier delays.

Updated TOS (if I feel confident shipping): LAG is provided only via FedEx overnight shipping to an appropriate FedEx ship center and only covers the cost of the animal, not the cost of shipping. Proof of deceased animal must be provided within 3 hours of available pick-up window.

Thank you, Casey! I will check that out on YouTube. I'm not truely and completely leaving the hobby as I did finally get a hold of a huge female P. rufilata; my dream T. However, without getting too into the weeds about it, sometimes life comes at you fast and forces you to reexamine things, as...

Bumping this up. Only T left is the 0.1 Acanthoscurria sp. Red. $280 or reasonable offer. I might could be talked into shipping at buyer's expense, but I've never ever shipped a T before so it's a little intimidating.

Oh, and I had other animal's well being to account for. I would've felt absolutely awful if one of my cats got exposed.

My experience: I enjoyed keeping my T. stirmi, but ended up rehousing her because of the UH; I just couldn't tolerate them anymore. As the months went on I started to dread having to do any enclosure maintenance, and that just ruined the fun of keeping a giant T.