Me  piusfelixMore Me Name Dave |
Age 39 |
Gender Male |
Relationship Status Single |
Country United States |
Job IT Director |
School CSU Chico |
School Status Graduated |
Location Los Angeles, CA, 90034 |
Blood Type Martini w/ 3 Olives |
Cholesterol Yes |
Height 7' 9" Per My Height / Weight Chart |
Shoe Size Green |
| My Quotes Omnes homines sibi sanitatem cupiunt, saepe autem omnia, quae valetudini contraria sunt, faciunt.
"If you stew crannberries like they were applesauce, they taste more like grapes than rhubarb does."
- Marx, Groucho
"I am not a marxist."
- Marx, Karl Yap Yap Yap | 09-07-2007 12:45 PM |  |
Grias di from Austria! Have a great weekend! |
| 09-27-2006 08:45 PM | |
Party. Tonight. 8pm. My profile. Don't be late.  |
| 09-26-2006 03:17 PM | |
Thanks! They are cuddly, yes?
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| 09-26-2006 12:04 PM | |
| 09-26-2006 12:26 AM | |
Quoting piusfelix:
Ooooh Shit !!!! It's Beauty, great !!!!! Congratulation  |
| 09-25-2006 12:47 PM | |
Quoting piusfelix:
Thanks for adding me to your network.
Here...
Enjoy
YEAH!!!!
I Like FISHY CRACKERS!!! |
| 09-25-2006 12:09 PM | |
Quoting piusfelix:
Hi!
I got some new tarantulas as the NARBC show this weekend.
Come over to my profile and see the pix!
PF
OMG !!!! show me the pics !!!!
It's Big? Colour? Male or Female? This situation are great !!! |
| 09-25-2006 03:05 AM | |
Ok, so I went to the NARBC (North American Reptile Breeders Conference) Show today and scored two cool new tarantulas from my friends at Krazy8sInvertebrates. Sweet!
This one is an Indian Ornamental (Poecilotheria regalis)...same family as the scary blue one I had up here earlier....just not so pretty and not so expensive but pretty cool anyway!
This one is a Thai Zebra (Haplopelma albostriatum)
Bigger pics are availabe in my photo album so enjoy!
What Fun! |
| 09-04-2006 08:36 AM | |
Quoting Gentle:
Fifteen-two, fifteen-four, and a really scary blue spider for 10.
Um....spiders have eight legs, so wouldn't that be for 12? I am mugging you for the two points, there fella! |
| 09-03-2006 07:14 PM | |
Fifteen-two, fifteen-four, and a really scary blue spider for 10. |
| 08-30-2006 07:00 AM | |
Quoting AEthilik:
Hey Thx piusfelix, You are Tarantula-man !!!
whatever you have?
0.3.0 Trachemys scripta elegans (Red Eared Sliders) : Derf, Fang, Yomp
1.1.0 Felis domesticus (House Cats) : His Lordship Baron von Snidley the Fat, H.R.H. Princess Bug-a-Bug of the Loft.
1.2.0 Python regius (Ball Pythons) : Nake, Spot, Smudge
0.1.0 Avicularia avicularia (Guyana Pinktoe Tarantula) : Francis
0.1.0 Avicularia versicolor (Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula) : Veronica
0.1.0 Grammostola rosea (gala) (Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula) : Becky7 aka BigMeanie
0.1.0 Grammostola aureostriata (Chaco Golden Stripe) : Bella
0.0.1 Phormictopus cancerides (Haitian Brown Bird Eater Tarantula) : Arsenine
0.0.1 Acanthoscurria geniculata (Brazilian Giant White Knee) : Shoeless Joe
1.0.0 Theraphosa blondi (Goliath Bird Eater) : Maniac (mortua)
2.0.0 Brachypelma smithi (Mexican Red Knee) : Larry, Golrilla (mortua)
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| 08-30-2006 03:28 AM | |
Ok, so I was bored and I have a copy of Photoshop and well, this just sort of happened...
If you are a conservative or a republican or I have otherwise offended you, well shucks....keep in mind, however, that the free flow of ideas is vital to the health of a democracy. I am a patriot, dammit! I will admit, however, that this is a little unfair to Dopey, but as he is not a real person, I am not too terribly worried about it.... |
| 08-29-2006 02:12 PM | |
Quoting piusfelix:
The Poecilotheria genus of tarantulas are reasonably easy to care for. They are arborial (tree dwellers) so they need a fairly tall enclosure with large pieces of cork bark to hide behind. They come from India so they like it warm and humid. More humid than you would keep your South American tarantulas. (Grammastolas, Brachypelmas, Aphonapelmas, etc)
They are quite aggressive, ligthing fast, and pack a pretty painful bite. They are not recommended for novice keepers. You need to be extra careful when opening the enclosure as they are expert hiders and tend to make a fast break for freedom. (Usually up your arm and onto your back...yikes!) Don't get one and expect to be able to handle it. I know some people who handle their pokies and it is only a matter of time before they get a healthy chomp. If you want a really nice, attractive easy to deal with arboreal tarantula to learn with, get either an Avicularia avicularia or an Avicularia Versicolor. They are quick, but docile. They don't bite or flick hairs. The worst that the do is poop at you.
Hey Thx piusfelix, You are Tarantula-man !!! 
whatever you have?
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| 08-29-2006 06:54 AM | |
Quoting AEthilik:
Is the care of a species very complicated as this one?, a friend tape-worm a "goliat" or spider monkey, but die for not possessing the suitable conditions
The Poecilotheria genus of tarantulas are reasonably easy to care for. They are arborial (tree dwellers) so they need a fairly tall enclosure with large pieces of cork bark to hide behind. They come from India so they like it warm and humid. More humid than you would keep your South American tarantulas. (Grammastolas, Brachypelmas, Aphonapelmas, etc)
They are quite aggressive, ligthing fast, and pack a pretty painful bite. They are not recommended for novice keepers. You need to be extra careful when opening the enclosure as they are expert hiders and tend to make a fast break for freedom. (Usually up your arm and onto your back...yikes!)
Don't get one and expect to be able to handle it. I know some people who handle their pokies and it is only a matter of time before they get a healthy chomp.
If you want a really nice, attractive easy to deal with arboreal tarantula to learn with, get either an Avicularia avicularia or an Avicularia Versicolor. They are quick, but docile. They don't bite or flick hairs. The worst that the do is poop at you. |
| 08-29-2006 05:05 AM | |
Quoting piusfelix: For those of you who thought the P. metallica was cool looking as a baby.... here's an adult...I wish she was mine MINE MINE!
Is the care of a species very complicated as this one?, a friend tape-worm a "goliat" or spider monkey, but die for not possessing the suitable conditions !["Frowning"]()
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| 08-29-2006 04:56 AM | |
For those of you who thought the P. metallica was cool looking as a baby....
here's an adult...I wish she was mine MINE MINE!
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| 08-29-2006 04:51 AM | |
Quoting wygirl:
I don't know how to quote.
I think I have a few good years on me still
I know we're not the only ones. I just have to go through 15-20 profiles to get someone who't not under 25.
I know...I know, but what can we do? WAIT A MOMENT! Listen to this...it just might work: We wait a few years and some of these young whippersnappers will be as old as we are! Yeah! I like it. Let's do that. |
| 08-29-2006 04:44 AM | |
Quoting magnuspraeda:
No, I really did mean for it to be a poorly declined translation of "Big Booty." It's a joke I started when I took Latin in High School.
LMAO. I wish I had taken Latin in highschool. Here I am damn near middle aged trying to learn it now. Why? No reason really... |
| Observation:
Peking Duck is a wonderful thing. |
Nice Theraphosidae you've got there! 
