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Anonymous Anonymous said...

What exciting colors! It reminds me of the little Easter chick decorations that were made out of chenille (pipe cleaner material) and sold when I was a kid!

April 29, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

My personal favorite tarantula.

The top one was one of my first spiders ever. He was the first one I successfully bred, too. The baby, in the second photo is one of his daughters, whom I still have :)

Oh, and Wombat- Getting a pet tarantula is the BEST way to get over arachnaphobia. That's how I did it, and look at me now! :)

April 30, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Fun bit of information: The website you link to for info in versicolors lists their family as Theraphosidae. That's not true. The genus Avicularia is the only genus of tarantulas grouped into a different family, which is named Avicularinae.

Just thought you'd like to know :)

April 30, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like the color, but I am utterly terrified at the thought of a fuzzy colorful spider. It's so wrong in my mind, if I saw one sitting in front of me, I woulnd't even have the guts to chase it away. There would only be screaming.

-Kit

April 30, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

These little guys should be posted on Cute Overload, not here! ;-)

April 30, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I sent them to cute overload, along with my original baby pinktoe pictures, posted here. They turned me down and said spiders can't be cute. They can blow me :P

April 30, 2007

Blogger Raging Wombat said...

You'll always find a home for them here.

Cute Overload is arachnophobic and bigoted.

April 30, 2007

Blogger Jack Ruttan said...

Hey! Disco spiders!

May 01, 2007

Blogger Arachnophile said...

Okay - I am SO going to write in over at C.O. I'm so disappointed with them. I give them props everytime they even post something cold-blooded. That Meg wrote you back saying that spiders CAN'T be cute is just... ARGH. ;)

That is one gorgeous spider Jade and the behbeh is UBER CUTE! I never tire of seeing your multi-legged tenants.

May 03, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wretched things! Glow in the dark or not, there is no way I could handle having one even in a gymnasium with me.

May 04, 2007

Anonymous Anonymous said...

anonymous- Hate to tell you, but you're never more than about 10 feet from a spider anywhere. If you think that's bad, you should see how common roaches are!

May 04, 2007

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