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23-Apr-08, 07:22 PM
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how much would i be looking at for a pair of mouse spiders? would i need a licence?
also how much would a funnel web spider pair be? would i need a licence for them?
and also scorpions....do i need a licence for them?
cheers gurds
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23-Apr-08, 10:45 PM
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You can come and claim the spiders under my carport for free......hehehehehehe.....(We feed them flies!!!!)
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23-Apr-08, 10:51 PM
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Hey mate check out the link on the bottom of my post.
You can ask all these questions.
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24-Apr-08, 08:47 AM
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no licence needed for any of them. Scorpions depending on price $20-$200 for a pair. Mouse spiders and funnelwebs are hard to get hold of, males of them are pretty much impossible to find. I'm collecting female funnelwebs at the moment in hope of getting a gravid female but if you do find females expect to pay $20-$40
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24-Apr-08, 09:58 AM
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Where are you? apparently it is illegal to keep any invert or spider in Western Australia (despite the fact they sell stick insects in some pet shops!)
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24-Apr-08, 05:41 PM
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sweet thanks guys....i thought been a brisbane native mouse spiders would be a little more common  and yeah im expecting to pay the prices stated  |
25-Apr-08, 01:30 PM
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also if your under 18 you may have probs finding someone willing to sell to you, resposible dealers will not sell to minors. If your in bris you can ctahc funnelwebs yourself in the rainforests
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27-Apr-08, 11:41 AM
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thanks for that  where do you reckon the closest rainforest to murrumba downs is that i will find a funnel web?
ps im 15
cheers gurds
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27-Apr-08, 01:22 PM
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ok well i suggest getting experience with non lethal species first such as taranulas or trapdoors. Trapdoors will be the best to prepare for funnelweb keeping since like funnelwebs, you almost never see trapdoors. Funnelwebs and mouse spider many look cool but are very boring.
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27-Apr-08, 01:29 PM
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My local pet store sell bird eating spiders and desert rock scorpians or something with a full setup!
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28-Apr-08, 04:52 PM
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hhmmmm since they may be boring i dont think id like to keep one as i like stuff that you can see most of the time and are moving 
oh well...would like to go to a forest and do some herping anyways.
cheers gurds
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09-Jul-08, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by hornet  ok well i suggest getting experience with non lethal species first such as taranulas or trapdoors. Trapdoors will be the best to prepare for funnelweb keeping since like funnelwebs, you almost never see trapdoors. Funnelwebs and mouse spider many look cool but are very boring. | I think these f-webs are no less boring than T's, infact, I see more of my F webs (they seem to roam about every night) than I do my T. Only at night though.
I hear Trappies are worse due to their living in a hole with a flap.
So I would recommend f-webs
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09-Jul-08, 12:10 PM
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i feed trapdoors at my school!!! It is so funny!!!
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09-Jul-08, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by the_tsar I think these f-webs are no less boring than T's, infact, I see more of my F webs (they seem to roam about every night) than I do my T. Only at night though.
I hear Trappies are worse due to their living in a hole with a flap.
So I would recommend f-webs | i see my trappies out every night, t's are out most nights but the funnelweb only comes up once every few months
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09-Jul-08, 05:20 PM
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