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Old 09-07-2006, 08:05 PM
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Heritage Park has a pretty nice tarantula collection, and that is a T. Blondi.
Is that in Arizona? Whereabouts? I need a vacation, and AZ isn't too far from here. I haven't been to a zoo in years....
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The local variety of hairy critter...



I got this shot on the edge of the road in front of my house.
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Heritage park is a very small rescued animal zoo in Prescott, AZ. If you're going to come over, though, make time to go to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson.

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

They have one hell of a reptile/amphib/arthropod collection.
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Cool. Thanks for the link, and info. Nice pic too. I love seeing T's in the wild.
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Great pics I have a Chilean Rose Hair (not great with sceintific names)
He's an old man and rather aggresive for a rose. As for seing T. Blondi in the wild I hear it is getting very hard to find them. It is very sad but they are seen as such a tourist comodity in areas like Venesuala its hard to find one that is not nailed to a board. Brighter thoughts, I love the pics of the Spider Closet!
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Thanks Frogger..... That sucks about the T's in the wild over there. All the more reason to buy, and breed, cb whenever possible. Capturing t's in the wild is a job better left to cameras.
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a Chilean rosie haired T [unless I just wasn't paying attention]. So here's a pic of mine.

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Beautifull T...., Mine is an old man not alot of the color left he is almost completely silver these days Hoepfully I will get a pic some time every thing ive taken so far has not developed properly. one day ill get a digital.
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Old 10-23-2006, 12:26 PM
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Nice pic Pavel. Rosies are cool T's, and you've a nice one.
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Love the Ephebopus cyanognathus! I cant wait to get mine this week. do you have any E. rufescens? Thats the only species I need left to add to my Ephebopus collection. also do you have any pics of the Phormictopus cancerides as an adult? your H. lividum is so bright! I take it its a female? my females arnt nearly that blue!

pic of when I went to pic her up at the store. (thats why she is so dry)

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Pristurus carteri
Strophurus williamsi
Goniurosaurus hainanensis
G. kuroiwae
G. splendens
G. luii
Eublepharis macularius
Coleonyx brevis
C. mitratus
Varanus acanthurus brachyurus
V. t. tristis
V. prasinus
V. beccarii
V. indicus
V. pilbarensis
Tribolonotus gracilus
T. novaeguinae
Tropidophorus aqulus
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