NBond1986
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Florida HuntsmanGot this girl from Darren (drapion) when he came down for a visit.
Any ideas what the species is?
All I know is that she's from Florida, and they're pretty common.
And here's one just to get a size perspective:
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What
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Looks like Heteropoda venatoria to me...
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NBond1986
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that's what i was wondering. but didnt want to say anything.
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NBond1986
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by the way, i have a friend who can hook us up with a lot of these.
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What
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There is supposed to be a population in the Newport back bay....
edit: I would love to have a couple....
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DavidRS
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Looks just like my sub-adult H. venatoria. Especially coming from Florida, that would be the most likely species.
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cacoseraph
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i think we should do an assault on newport
isn't there supposed to be Isometrus maculatas scorpions around there, too?
i know there are some mygs i am interested in, also
we should do some studying and hit it up in the spring a couple few times
i would be interested in some venatoria, btw
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WBurke17
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I have 4 of the H.venatoria also, looks all females 2 have had eggsacs 1 empty, 1 eggs bad, and 2 nothing yet.. this guys are super fast and i mean FAST...
Anybody know how to sex these???
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What
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| cacoseraph wrote: |
isn't there supposed to be Isometrus maculatas scorpions around there, too?
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I wish, but the supposed population was in Long Beach. None have been reported since the early 90's.
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