| Archive for scabies.myfreeforum.org Southern California Arachnid, Bug, Invertebrate, Entomological Society |
| cacoseraph |
Aphonopelma mooreae - One Sexy Spider!Aphonopelma mooreaem mooreae Smith, 1995....................Mexico [urn:lsid:amnh.org:spidersp:001749] A. moorei Smith, 1995: 123, f. 508-517 (Dm; N.B.: patronym for Barbara Moore). A. moorei Peters, 2000b: 146, f. 441-442 (m). A. m. Peters, 2003: 61, f. 231, 235 (m). |
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| josh_r |
well, i know people here that have moorea....only a matter of time before they start circulating. i give it a few years. | ||
| cacoseraph |
they look like GBB's with your monitor color slightly off |
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| WBurke17 |
wheres the pics?????????????????????? | ||
| cacoseraph |
fem http://www.birdspiders.com/gallery/p.php/154
male http://www.birdspiders.com/gallery/p.php/342 sooo pretty! |
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| cacoseraph |
thread on AB says the push up out of mexico
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| WBurke17 |
they do look like GBB's. iwant 
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| josh_r |
ahhhh thats what they want you to think! if they were found north of the border, they would be flowing into the hobby by now. i know who is getting them and i know just where they are getting them from. the locality is about 10 or so hours south of the border. show me the thread, im interested! |
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| Ronin |
Beautiful T. One on my wishlist for sure. | ||
| josh_r |
ok, i found a post referencing it in the US. i still dont buy it. they are said to be found in new mexico but the person wont give a locality. well, the spiders would follow the same habitat all the other mexican species follow into the US. just look at some range maps for montane rattlesnakes....that is where moorea would be found in the US. but who knows! they could be! i would love it if they were. but i wont buy it until i see it.
-josh |
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| AGTrauger |
wowThis is 1 to put in my wish list near the top...Beautiful! |
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| Habibi18 |
Oh damn. That is one sexy tarantula! Mmmmmmm Mmmmm!  You know these are now on my I want them NOW! list.
Thank you! My boingies and I thank you very much caco. 
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