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Sorry this took a little time but here is just a taster of the tarantula stuff I found in Vietnam. Full set of photos in the journal when I write the article but here is the (possibly) new arboreal spider and the burrow in a tree where it lives which I hope will do for now.
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The things that come to those who wait may be the things left by those who got there first! -
Cool very nice
How big was the spider It looks like a juvinile to me or something.
if it is would be interesting to know what an adult for would look like if it's not an adult allready. -
Nam
Nice one Martin
Will be really interesting to find out what it is.
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The pictured spider is indeed a juvenile (around 1" long) the burrow is that of an adult which looked very similar to the colour of the youngster. No pics I'm afraid but I do have some digital video footage.
I also have the juvenile currently settling into a vivarium. so when he/she grows we should have a better idea about what it is.The things that come to those who wait may be the things left by those who got there first!Comment
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Looks like a Blackish Vietnamease Spider to me! and thats my scientific opinion!Originally posted by TV's Martin Nicholas
Did you happen to come across the spider that built this burrow?
It looks to be quite a big one!
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Hey you really are a funny guy!
The things that come to those who wait may be the things left by those who got there first!Comment
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Im not I asure you! I´m just one sad individual with too much time on my hands at the moment!Originally posted by TV's Martin NicholasHey you really are a funny guy!
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Hi,
Awe damn, no Blue
The legs don,t look very arboreal,it doesnt have the large Scopulate pads that are destinctive of most arboreals. You will probably tell me its not arboreal now 
but im just going on your other post saying that you found a new arboreal.
How high up off the ground did you find them,did they use anything to Camouflage their webbing?Cheers
Brendan
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