xenesthis13
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Theraphosa blondi "Goliath Birdeater"
This is the world's largest tarantula capable of 11.5" leg spans and 6 body ounces! They are periodically imported, but the wild-caught imports don't always fare well once imported. Captive-born spiderlings do great, but T. blondi, while fairly easy to breed in captivity, have a earned reputation for being difficult to get a fertile sac from and successfully hatch out spiderlings. At Tarantulaspiders.com, we mated a pair in July and got the female to lay a sac 9/13/09. The spiderlings are now 1st stage nymphs and over the hump and are looking good. We can ship these end of Nov.
The hobby has been screaming for CAPTIVE-BORN T. blondi for over two years now. Here is your chance to get some! Get your order in today to reserves yours.
See pics of T. blondi at:
www.flickr.com/photos/14734284@N02/sets/72157615199568198/
CB 11/09 1"-1.5", $55 or 3@$50 ea., 6+@$45 ea. + shipping costs.
This is the world's largest tarantula capable of 11.5" leg spans and 6 body ounces! They are periodically imported, but the wild-caught imports don't always fare well once imported. Captive-born spiderlings do great, but T. blondi, while fairly easy to breed in captivity, have a earned reputation for being difficult to get a fertile sac from and successfully hatch out spiderlings. At Tarantulaspiders.com, we mated a pair in July and got the female to lay a sac 9/13/09. The spiderlings are now 1st stage nymphs and over the hump and are looking good. We can ship these end of Nov.
The hobby has been screaming for CAPTIVE-BORN T. blondi for over two years now. Here is your chance to get some! Get your order in today to reserves yours.
See pics of T. blondi at:
www.flickr.com/photos/14734284@N02/sets/72157615199568198/
CB 11/09 1"-1.5", $55 or 3@$50 ea., 6+@$45 ea. + shipping costs.