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  • #91
    I must be the worlds biggest optimist . I assume there's a logical explanation and that the specimens will still get to you.
    I blooming well hope so at any rate

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    • #92
      There once was a blind man who ask for a drive thru and got it. what does that mean I don't know but sounds good I thought. Hey guys I have thee original duck spiders for sale but they are pricey. anybody want some?
      "The question is not, Can they reason? nor, Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?"
      Jeremy Bentham

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      • #93
        Originally posted by Toran Tanner View Post
        . Hey guys I have thee original duck spiders for sale but they are pricey. anybody want some?
        Are those the same ones that use little boats to go out and catch the ducks on lake "Aloronge" ?

        Ray

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        • #94
          Originally posted by Ray Gabriel View Post
          Are those the same ones that use little boats to go out and catch the ducks on lake "Aloronge" ?

          Ray
          no no no these float, dude.
          "The question is not, Can they reason? nor, Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?"
          Jeremy Bentham

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          • #95
            Originally posted by Toran Tanner View Post
            Hey guys I have thee original duck spiders for sale but they are pricey. anybody want some?
            Ooohhh...are they Duckybeteus Sp.*Rubberii* Toran??

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Louise~Nichols View Post
              Ooohhh...are they Duckybeteus Sp.*Rubberii* Toran??
              EXCELENT (head bang smily which isnt here)

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              • #97
                Hehehe...well it was either that or a Pamphoduckeus Sp.

                I gotta have one...d'ya reckon if I put it on my wishlist that Lee can get me one?!! *giggles* Bulk deal of Sp.*Rubberii* hehehehe

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Louise~Nichols View Post
                  Hehehe...well it was either that or a Pamphoduckeus Sp.

                  I gotta have one...d'ya reckon if I put it on my wishlist that Lee can get me one?!! *giggles* Bulk deal of Sp.*Rubberii* hehehehe
                  These could be good they bounce when they jump and land on the floor

                  Pamphoduckeus Sp........................thats good

                  Ray

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Ray Gabriel View Post
                    These could be good they bounce when they jump and land on the floor

                    Pamphoduckeus Sp........................thats good

                    Ray
                    And...you can put them in the bath with you!! hehehe Or that might actually be Pamphoduckeus Sp. *Submarinus*...no confirmed keying to identify this one yet... lol

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                    • Still no further developments?

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                      • I heard about the duck billed pterinochilus sp the other day, very similar to a poecelotheria platipus.

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                        • Originally posted by Taki Tsonis View Post
                          Still no further developments?
                          And untill someone goes to Peru and gets some there wont be, as UK captive ones never exsisted.

                          1/ The whole story about them being bought from a dealer who didnt know what they were, but he did is unbelievable considering know one knows what to look for in Pamphobeteus sp at present to tell the species apart.

                          2/ He went to Peru (where he got his photographs) to study how to keep them B******s, he might have went on a trip to Peru but it was not to study how to keep his captives see no 1

                          3/In the photographs (in the wild) all the plants are correct for being in the jungle, in another of his threads showing his well planted up tank for a goliath, he cannot even get the plants right, he has a bog plant planted next to a palm tree, which drinks lots of water, so how come he couldnt get the tank correct in the second one? especially as he had plants in there that would not survive a dry season

                          4/ He would never post pics up of his set up for keeping them, at a distance so you could see how he was doing it

                          5/His first eggsac was destroyed in the "summer heatwave" in the attic, what a bunch of bull, the summer heatwave was in April (before his post was put up), and last summer was wet so wet in fact that there was the worst floods in the UK for decades................

                          6/ no one has any spiderlings.....................anyone with a yes i have some from him?

                          7/ the dead specimen(s) never appeared at the Natural History Museum, with me, Andy Smith, Richard Gallon, or Martin Nicholas.................. not that he actually wanted to get a dead specimen disected so the spider could be "clasified".

                          8/ It was nothing but a hoax which lots of people bit into and believed and the ones wgho did not believe him were ....................jealous...............yea right.

                          C'mon Craig, produce the evidence, send deads to the BM or to Martin or someone, or post some pics of thier set up, or even better still meet one of the commitee members (Martin comes to mind) with a live one.

                          Go on prove me wrong

                          Ray

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                          • lol lol lol Ray
                            You sound as if your talking about P.mets from the U.S. hehehe
                            All the best
                            Chris

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                            • There's always the original chicken spider, the Selenotypus plumipes, reported in the "Emu" for running off with small guinea fowl (mind you it was 100 years ago). Anyway who wants a chicken spider? can you imagine how much it'd cost to keep one?
                              sigpicHate is for people who find thinking a little too complicated!

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