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Awesome Australian spiders

Postby headhonchoII » 06 Apr 2012, 07:54

That's the one Sandman is talking about, they are a dime a dozen here.
My personal favourite, jumping spiders!
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Re: Awesome Australian spiders

Postby Icon » 06 Apr 2012, 09:39

Alesistrata wrote:Have you been hiking in Maokong? Taiwan has Golden Orb Weavers too - lots of them, just as big, but with prettier yellow markings.


If it is the yellow/black ones, we had one, Penelope, living outside our window for like 2 years. But it wasn't that obscenely huge! It was big, but not indecent, she was a lady.
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Re: Awesome Australian spiders

Postby Alesistrata » 07 Apr 2012, 18:28

Haha, I know I've seen some that large - but their bodies aren't as fat. Their legs were definitely as long though! I didn't have a camera last time I went, so next time I guess I'll have to take pictures as proof.
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Re: Awesome Australian spiders

Postby Icon » 07 Apr 2012, 20:40

Alesistrata wrote:Haha, I know I've seen some that large - but their bodies aren't as fat. Their legs were definitely as long though! I didn't have a camera last time I went, so next time I guess I'll have to take pictures as proof.


Thanks, I'll take your word for it.

I used to take Toto hiking in Jinmei's Temple mountain, mmm, I think I won't do it anymore...
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Re: Awesome Australian spiders

Postby Icon » 29 Apr 2012, 13:58

Definitively, will not visit Australia soon...

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Re: Awesome Australian spiders

Postby chautygorcy » 14 May 2012, 18:18

Good luck to you! Overall it looks really good so far. Like I said, this is so great.
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