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16 years 4 days ago #4364 by Ceratogyrus
Replied by Ceratogyrus on topic Re:South African Tarantula Society website
You are thinking about the spider club of sa which is still in existence. Everyone can join that if they like. Still have a permit. :)

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16 years 4 days ago #4369 by Miss Daisy
:) the Spider club of SA is open for anyone to join ... and yes, there are a few members of this site who belong to it.

Their website is www.spiderclub.co.za

Poems are like a spiders web
Spun with words of wonder
Woven lace held in place
By whispers made of thunder

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16 years 4 days ago - 16 years 4 days ago #4372 by Hennie Naude
R120 membership to the Spider Club of SA per year. It will expose you to all the other spiders out there, which should in my opinion be top priority to anyone keeping spiders... They also have very interesting articles in the quarterly news letter and fun outings.
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16 years 4 days ago #4373 by Warren
How many people here are members of the spider club?
Sound like a good idea to join.

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16 years 4 days ago #4388 by Frans
I'm not, but I just filled in my papers and paid the money, so I am as close a member as dammit is to a swear word. ;)

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16 years 4 days ago #4397 by Marula
The Spider Club SA is a nice club where you can learn all about spiders and be serious about them, but don't necessary have to be :)

The membership won't help you with getting a permit for local T' species, though.

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