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  • #16
    just a few questions what species of spider was shown eating the cricket and the species of snake(the thin emerald ) one. i love the show can we keep whip spiders

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    • #17
      man that was a good episode. loved that cctv of the T eating the bug thingy. and the T blondi... god i want one now lol.

      (and yes, i have seen whip spiders for sale in the uk)

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      • #18
        whip spiders also know as tailess whip scorpions


        got some here as well
        Last edited by jason holland; 06-08-08, 11:32 PM.

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        • #19
          those are Amblipygids...along with Uropygids (vinegaroons, or whip scorpions (as opposed to taillelss)) and Solifugids, they are another kind of arachnid, like scorpions, mites, pseudoscorpions, etc.
          arachnids are incredibly varied!

          i want a blondi too now, but no way i'd hold it haha

          the spider that was on CCTV eating the cicada was Ephebopus murinus (the skeleton tarantula), which you can buy.
          sorry i don't know the snake, but it was cute.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by kev hall View Post
            just a few questions what species of spider was shown eating the cricket
            Ephebopus murinus


            Wasnt my blue hand net a star ???

            Ray

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            • #21
              Originally posted by James Box View Post
              Lisa, i can't believe he let that woman think they are actually spiders though!
              they are a completely different order of arachnid
              incidentally, did you notice the U granulatus look-alikes?
              ooooh yes i noticed them alright, was chuffed to see them on the screen.

              And cant wait to get some more amblipygids. Did you see the ones on the show though... red legs and spines on the peds about twice as long as any i have seen before. They were beautiful.
              (and if anyone wants to know why i like them so much... I think it was on Lee Evans XXL tour about getting kids to exercise... tying elastic on kids arms and getting them to eat turkey twizzlers on elastic... The way he does it looks like an amblipygid eating!!!) Anyone not a clue as to what im on about you got to see if its on internet and prepare to laugh your socks off.
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              • #22
                What a great programme. was funny though watching my E.murinus looking through the glass watching an E. murinus on television eating. Had to give her a cricket after that! Missed your blue hand net Ray (probably on when I got up to make a cup of tea) but no doubt it'll be on again. Thought Goerge was really on form (though could have done with more on the howler monkeys). I have a feeling that this could be one of those series which is too short!
                sigpicHate is for people who find thinking a little too complicated!

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                • #23
                  lol i saw the net, think he used it to catch the blondi?...that's when she performed her only (on camera) act of defence, kicking a cloud of hairs!
                  poor George got them all over his arms and face...i don't envy the discomfort that must've caused.
                  Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars... Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
                  -Martin Luther King Jr.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by James Box View Post
                    lol i saw the net, think he used it to catch the blondi?...that's when she performed her only (on camera) act of defence, kicking a cloud of hairs!
                    poor George got them all over his arms and face...i don't envy the discomfort that must've caused.
                    I was glad blondi did that to poor 'ol George. Not because I have anything against him, but now I have an idea wahat it must be like to get a faceful from an adult tarantula. And aren't blondis supposed to be one of the worst offenders?

                    And Nicola, I'm sure this is a 3 parter Just not enough tarantulas on the box in their right environment.
                    Gloria my little Brachypelma smithi.

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                    • #25
                      yeah Andrew, i heard Theraphosa's possess rather nasty urticating hair. i've only experienced it from sexing an apophysis, and it wasn't pleasant...but i'm slightly sensitive, so the outbreak lasts weeks for me.
                      i really hope that's not the case for George, and that he didn't get any in his eyes!
                      Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars... Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
                      -Martin Luther King Jr.

                      <-Black Metal Contra Mundum->
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                      • #26
                        Didn't george say that he had managed to breathe a few hairs in as well?

                        OUCHIES!!!
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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Lisa Baines View Post
                          Didn't george say that he had managed to breathe a few hairs in as well?

                          OUCHIES!!!
                          Yes he did. That's why he was trying not to cough. He knew if he'd cough it would startle the T.blondi. He did cough. It lept off his hand!
                          Last edited by Andrew Ferguson; 09-08-08, 07:06 PM. Reason: of / off correction
                          Gloria my little Brachypelma smithi.

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                          • #28
                            I remember sneezing whilst holding my tailless whipspider... it ran under my armpit! you have no idea how much effort it took to hold still so as not to crush it, because it was tickling the hell out of me!!!
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                            • #29
                              lmao that's hilarious!
                              also the danger though, that T blondi was fortunate it wasn't far to jump, but even then, that was a bit scary for it.
                              kind of shows two dangers of handling, really...though i blatantly envy him. that was a very calm blondi.
                              Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars... Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
                              -Martin Luther King Jr.

                              <-Black Metal Contra Mundum->
                              My Collection: - Support captive breeding

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                              • #30
                                Yep saw it looked great, can't wait till the next episode. In the meantime, it's Spooks for me
                                Li'l' Ice Cube the Brachypelma Smithi!!! (As of 13/05/08 !!) But, I'm still gonna refer to it as Ice Cube!
                                Pyro the Brachypelma Auratum!!!!!!!!!!

                                Many, many thanks Louise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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