yea,i only buy tanks with pink colour,the green and blue is exceptional case.bila nak yamcha ni?sekarang mau?haha

some sort of zebra yea?
edit:got it,haplopelma albostriatum with missing pedipalp and leg IV.right andrew?

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got some of these today.
absolutely beautiful

the singapore blue

i never knew that there is a term named 'pondan' in california

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Added on August 13, 2009, 10:41 pmwhere is yours jason?u know me love pictures over here

This post has been edited by junshern222: Aug 13 2009, 10:41 PM

nice,was the phormictopus just moulted?whats the colour currently?copper?

hey andrew,i never knew that they do well with frogs.aha

the other one still refuse food.hmm

hmm..kfc,not bad man.but i prefer ramli's burger.will try tomorrow.lol

u havent tell us what have u got.

haah,only fook understands me..

nice OBT!

dear andrew,

your statement was pretty true that feed them frequently during sling stage,and they will grow fast after then,oppositely stunted grow may occur for less frequent feeding.
personally i have a few brachypelma albopilosum,the curly hair tarantula.knowing to be brachypelma,these genus are normally grouped as slow growers.but my batch of these are actually being feed frequently and cosisitantly.i felt surprise to see that they moult every 15-18 days..
other than the curlys,sometimes i wonder why lester's brachypelma smithi can grew to 5cm so fast from slings,i just heard about his smithi moulting everytime,while my brother's smithi moulted for twice,currently around 2cm.both lester's and my brother's are from the same sac.eventhough we tried to feed it,by offering food constantly,but it is still no way comparable with lester's.the future grow rate is greatly depends on how well the particular one being feed during slings stage.now i have to agree with andrew's conclude.unfortunately im attempting exams soon,if not,my a.seemani will definitely monsters.
also lawrence,ur curly hair is one of the batch,so pump her up.let her grow fast..

heres she


This post has been edited by junshern222: Aug 15 2009, 07:28 PM

havent update this for quite a long time.
after days of suffer of syndrome,i finally decided to put her isolated in wet towers.either dehydration or really nematods,i guess she would be better to stay this way.

how u know its a black and white?
i suck in id nhadu..hehe

my dad will say,buy how many u wanna buy,as long as u are using ur OWN money to purchase.btw,gotto thanks him,he has received quite alot of my parcels when im in school..

nah,he only wonders how much i have spent and how dangerous can the tarantula im buying can go to.
felt glad to know that he was quite into hermit crabs now..ahha

wow,brachypelma vagans looks nice.but then why the old skin showed brownish colour?

i heard that m.robustum has hooks or something to defend themself on the last pair of legs,how true was that stew?

why sleep?
love this little cutie,hope it turns out to be a male

any clue on what the actual species is for the haplopelma sp ?
looks nice though.