My G rosea

[Harry Armstrong]

Well folks.
This is my G rosea. N i'm Dead chuffed. I asked for a she, so at the moment It's a she, unless i find out different. She's busy eating a Cricket at the moment and she is very quiet and just great. I stroked her about 5mins ago but she was a bit nervouse. So give her time.

[Elaine Ross]

You have every right to be dead chuffed, she is totally gorgeous

I may have to add one to my own little collection soon

Elaine

[cody tackett]

hey it look's like the one that I had very nice

[mike halewood]

Fantastic, I really do love the G. rosea and in the RCF aswell, VERY nice T.

Mike

[Richard Simmonds]

Yes a very nice T.

[Barbara Gittings]

Lovely G.Rosea Harry, congratulations

Barbara

[Harry Armstrong]

yeh! great eh! picked and posted courtesy of The Spider Shop.

[Richard Goram]

Gorgeous. I love the RCF and you've got a beaut there! Congrats

[William Rose]

Brit slang?

Hello,

What does 'dead chuffed' mean? Hope it's nothing too serious.

Bill

[mike halewood]

lol 'Dead Chuffed' just means really pleased.... You can also use 'Chuffed to Bits'

[William Rose]

Brit slang

Thanks Mike for the clarification.

Cheers,
Bill, a Yank learning more than just Arachnid info on this forum. Love you Brits!

[Robert Farmer]

Sorry to lower the overall tone, but up here chuff can mean "fart" also, so chuffed to bits could take on a whole new meaning...

Glad to have ya on board Bill!

[Colin D Wilson]

Just thinking the same thing, got a cousin in Stirling and after dinner it's always the same thing said.....

"ah tis a canny chuff tha' the dog would be proud of that shows me appreciation for the dinna' ya made me wife"

[James Box]

nice spider!!!
i love my G Rosea's too...if i can take clear pics i'll post them.
they are both spiderlings, but growing pretty quick. not sure of the genders yet.
they couldn't be more different: one has re-decorated the whole tank with webbing, and sits outside its hide with no apparent fear, and the other simply walled up the entrances to its enclosure and lurks inside! seems to have made a door out of substrate and webbing. it's still alive, i checked the other day!
enjoy your spider! G Rosea is a gorgeous and friendly species!