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G8 idea m8 their very useful cheers
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Someone asked me on these if any other name.

Plesiophrictus sp. India
Ornithoctonus sp. Koh Samui can't find anything.
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you can get it off wikipedia. though this one is probably most of the common ones you will come across. good stuff anyhow.
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Someone asked me on these if any other name.

Plesiophrictus sp. India
Ornithoctonus sp. Koh Samui can't find anything.
thats what they are called, there only names, normally species with sp india ect mean they havnt been officially classified.
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High five.

The next list should be a "beginner's explanation" of what the names actually mean. I think that would go a long way to help people as well. I mean, if you are new, how the hell are you supposed to guess that "Avicularia" means birdeater? (Avic = bird, culare(sp?) = to eat). And thats an easy one!
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Yep, that's true.

I'll post up a link to a list of translations in a mo.


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