| Archive for scabies.myfreeforum.org Southern California Arachnid, Bug, Invertebrate, Entomological Society |
| Sparky |
Huntsman Spiders are cool?At first I didn't really care much about these spiders. I just thought they just another type of boring true spider. I looked them up on youtube/pics/etc on different species and things and got real interested into them. I mainly like the large less hairy ones. I think those look more devious. Well I was wondering what do you guys think about them. Have any of you own one before? Post up any pics if you have any. I'd like to know more about these guys. |
| ftorres |
Hello,
Huntsman spiders are neat pets. The don't move they teleport, that is how fast they are. I had Burgundis,Orange,Mustards,Whiteladys,H venatoria and the green giant. I am currently raising 6.7.0 Heteropoda boiei male http://www.fotoinsekt.de/spinnen220.htm http://venomlist.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=15870 regards francisco |
| Sparky |
That's awesome! I want to own one some day. |
| Johnny |
Yeah, huntsmen (and huntswomen,, ::lol::) are great and impressive spiders. Fast as hell like Cisco said. Cisco, David, Crazy 8s, and the local dealers usually have some available. Pictures? i just had enough time to find this thread...
http://scabies.myfreeforum.org/about1151.html |
| Sparky |
They look like a bitey aggro type of spider, but I see you holding it like if it was nothing. |
| Celeste |
That's because Johnny has big cojones. (Either that, or he was drunk at the time). ;-) |
| Johnny |
No, actually that one was dead. I would never handle a green huntsman for nothing, not even for a bottle of that excellent stuff..... |
| ftorres |
HEllo ALl,
Like Celeste said, Johny has bis cojones.......... to hold dead green huntsman. regards francisco |