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Las Vegas Invaded by…Reptiles?

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I almost forgot to mention for those really eager to get a sneak peek there are VIP passes available to make sure that you get that new pet you’ve been wanting.

The North American Reptile Breeders Conference & Trade Show

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This is going to sound like a fan boy geek and I just don’t give a shit; I guarantee most people who read this will never get the opportunity I did that day. I will never forget that interview.

Skeleton Tarantula Ephebopus murinus

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For starters its forelegs would identify it as an arboreal species due to them being long and flattened in appearance. This is common for the arboreal species of tarantulas. The Skeleton Tarantula is a fossorial species that burrows. They possess urticating hairs, as do all tarantula species.