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Chilobrachys guangxiensis "Chinese Giant Fawn", wild-caught female made her egg sac!

Check back end of March, 2010 to see if we will have captive-raised 1/4"-1/2" spiderlings out of this.

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Closed for the Holidays Dec. 19, 2008 till Jan. 2, 2009 (see shipping schedule).

We might be able to answer emails during that time frame, but don't expect quick replies during the holidays. If anything is urgent, call us at 941-488-4585 10am-11pm EST.

Shipping schedule:

Reserved orders can be shipped up until Dec.18, Thursday. That is the last day we can ship until Jan. 2, 2009. Guyana animals will ship Dec. 16, 17 and 18th OR after Jan. 1, 2009.

Business will be closed Aug. 22, 2008, Friday till Aug. 25, '08, Monday.

All emails and phone calls be answered and returned Tuesday, Aug. 26,'08.

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*** Florida residents will need the "FL Arthropod Permit" to possess, breed, import, sale and transport select invertebrates.

• FL residents may buy and keep tarantulas (Theraphosidae family) and scorpions of the Hadogenes Pandinus, Heterometrus and Hadrurus genera and any native FL invertebrates, but anything outside of that scope, you will need to apply for a permit to buy, keep, breed, sale, exhibit and transport.

Check the following site for info concerning this:

FAQ for the Florida Arthropod Permit:
http://www.doacs.state.fl.us/onestop/plt/entnempath.html

Business closed Saturday, August 2 till Tuesday, August 5, 2008.

* We will answer all emails/phone calls concerning orders Tuesday night, Aug. 5.

* Shipping can be arranged for Thursday, August 6 or the following week.

* Incoming shipments that we will have more details on next week after Wednesday: Malaysia and Europe (see our new arrival page on this site).

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Pamphobeteus sp. "Santo Domingo Goliath" - Succesful breeding 7/30/08. This might represent the first successful mating for the U.S. hobby. Let's see if the female starts to swell up in the next 45 days. :) See below the series of six photo shots of this RARE and amazing mating of a very popular and in-demand Pamphobeteus species!

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