Paradox51483
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CA Dwarf TarantulasRecently some friends and I went to a spot that I know of and came across something that I think you guys and gals will like. I cannot disclose the location as of yet though. Further research and field study is needed before the location is made publicly known. Sorry everyone!
Anyway,
These are CA Dwarf Tarantulas. They have 3" legspans at the largest. The species is still unknown to myself and the others but we will find out soon. Out of the three that we found two were this color and the third was blue/black all over. Take a look and check out this little girl in all of her awnry glory. The burrow photo is meant to show how far down and swithback the burrows are.
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josh_r
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SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTT!!!!!! good job robert! that is a very nice dwarf buddy. typical dwarf aggression as well. oh man, i have a big friggin grin on my face right now 
oh, you still down to go find cryptethum robert????
-josh
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Paradox51483
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Thank you very much but I cant take all of the credit...there were three other people there too and I wasnt the one that found the first burrow either!
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josh_r
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well all 3 of you are bad-arsed!!! ::lol::. i cant wait to see cryptethum again. i dream about them.... i eat and drink and sleep cryptethum...mmmmm
ok not really, but i am very anxious. so when you comming out this way again man?
-josh
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Celeste
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That's one p*ssed-off looking critter! She's pretty awesome.
-- C
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josh_r
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hey robert, i think you are right.... these just might be A. mojave. i read a paper on them that andrew posted a link to and they match the description pretty well. now they just need to be keyed out to be totally sure.
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TheJackal
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we need to make another trip out there if you already havent robert, also any updates on the ID? its been awhile since I have seen any posts in this thread.
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