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Visiting spider in L. Difficillis cage


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14 years 6 months ago #42496 by Christa Valentine
I took a better photo from my spider (below)

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On looking at the other photo's supplied by other members (thanks for the help)I tend to agree that it is a C. Fasciatum. I bought it from a pet shop and was told it is a L. Difficillis.

I am still a newbie and is learning.

I placed the other spider outside.
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14 years 6 months ago #42502 by Bachypelma
That is C fasciatum! How much did u pay for it?

Selpnilg dsoe'nt mtaetr!
(unless u can't read tihs)

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14 years 6 months ago #42506 by Christa Valentine
I paid R 50 for it.

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14 years 6 months ago #42509 by J.D. glinister
Wow you scored big time.

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14 years 6 months ago #43005 by Christa Valentine

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I had another visitor in my P. Fasciata enclosure. This is the P.Fasciata that my sister-in- Law bought for my brother.

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Now my question is how do they get into the enclosures?
Is it a sign that my enclosures is in good shape to keep T's?
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14 years 6 months ago #43012 by Usumbara
Replied by Usumbara on topic Re: Visiting spider in L. Difficillis cage
Rather try and keep the visitors out. ;)

Weird looking Poecilotheria fasciata :silly: :blink: ;)

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