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    Re: Tarantulas and Spiders

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    They're definitely on my list, P. nigricolors are awesome.

    Yea, I'd think so. Different color morphs wouldn't change the genetics enough to have it be classified as a different species or sub species. I wouldn't think so... but I'm not sure.

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    P. Ultramarinus, Nigricolors, 'Ecuador'. 'Ecuador II', etc. I want them all! Lol. Hopefully I'll be able to submit my research proposal for inverts. (spiders in this case) and their impact on their surrounding ecosystem next year so I can study them.

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