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  • BTS Exhibition - Winners!

    Here goes - some of the winners from the 2011 Competition.

    The winners of the Photography and Artwork Competitions will follow shortly (I hope).
    Last edited by Peter Kirk; 26-05-11, 10:08 PM.
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    Best Asian Terrestrial - Will Ong with Haplopelma minax.
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      Best Asian Arboreal - Andy Hood with Poecilotheria subfusca.
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        Best New World Terrestrial - Roberto Tomassini with (a very lively) Nhandu chromatus!
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          Best New World Arboreal - James Box with Psalmopoeus reduncas.
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            Best Brachypelma - Daniel Gee with Brachypelma klaasi.
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              Best African - Michael Scheller with Encyocratella olivacea. Surprisingly well behaved (as was the spider)!
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                Best Scorpion - Claire Foster with Pandinus imperator (probably P. cavimanus).
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                  Best Committee (tarantula) - Stuart Longhorn (looking a bit sheepish) with a funny brown tarantula.
                  We promise we'll try much harder next year Stuart; give you a bit of competition.
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                    And finally - BEST IN SHOW : Andy Hood with his (or is it now Pete Lacey's) Poecilotheria subfusca!
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                      Congratulations Everyone!

                      Some beauties there!

                      I'm looking forward to next year already!!
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                      ‘It seems to me that the issue of conservation of the natural world is something that can unite humanity if people know enough about it. Persuade them to change the way in which they behave, to change the view that gross materialism and the search for material wealth is not the only thing in life.’

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                      • #12
                        Some well deserved winner there. Well done to all the winners!
                        Do we get to see the photography and artwork winners too?
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                          nice pics! except the one of me!

                          the imperator doesn't look cavimanus to me...pedipalps are too granulated i think?! i could be wrong though!
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                            Thanks for the pictures, its lovely to see the winners. Well done everyone!
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                              Originally posted by James Box View Post
                              nice pics! except the one of me!
                              Not that bad, i've seen worse..... especially that one of you in the pink tutu and purple cowboy hat
                              Originally posted by James Box View Post
                              the imperator doesn't look cavimanus to me...pedipalps are too granulated i think?! i could be wrong though!
                              aye, just had good look and the telsons that lighter brown colour indicating imperator

                              P. imperator= telson a lighter colour (normally tan) than metasoma, heavily granulated outer face of chela, black colour overall (with blue tinge sometimes)

                              P. cavimanus= telson the same colour (or as close as) as metasoma, ungranulated appearence to outer face of chela, overall more brown colour.
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