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<blockquote data-quote="ColaSpiders" data-source="post: 226492" data-attributes="member: 42969"><p>Hey everybody,</p><p>A friend of mine was going to buy me a Poecilotheria subfusca as a gift in their state but the deal fell through at the last minute and now I am still without one. Just putting feelers out there to see if anybody in South Carolina has any. Prefer lowland but honestly either variety is a whole lot better than none.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ColaSpiders, post: 226492, member: 42969"] Hey everybody, A friend of mine was going to buy me a Poecilotheria subfusca as a gift in their state but the deal fell through at the last minute and now I am still without one. Just putting feelers out there to see if anybody in South Carolina has any. Prefer lowland but honestly either variety is a whole lot better than none. [/QUOTE]
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