-
Are you a Tarantula hobbyist? If so, we invite you to join our community! Once you join you'll be able to post messages, upload pictures of your pets and enclosures and chat with other Tarantula enthusiasts. Sign up today!
Couple Of The Unseen
- Thread starter Pasodama
- Start date
Ever since I got him/her (12th of this month), this is my wonderful view of this T.
An A. seemanni "blue".
Has made a nice tunnel system where I can get to see him/her somewhat from the side though, usually, from the bottom.
Have only seen him/her, full on, the day of arrival.
That mound looks pretty cool though.
This is the builder of the mound & tunnel system (pic from day of arrival).
An A. seemanni "blue".
Has made a nice tunnel system where I can get to see him/her somewhat from the side though, usually, from the bottom.
Have only seen him/her, full on, the day of arrival.
That mound looks pretty cool though.
This is the builder of the mound & tunnel system (pic from day of arrival).
Attachments
'Course, not to be left out, this younger A. seemanni "blue" has been MIA from view, since the day of its arrival (same day as above, older, S. seemanni) as well.
Just hasn't made a big mound since the entrance is under a piece of cork bark. Although he/she does cover the opening to under the piece of cork bark. Has also made a nice tunnel system where I can view him/her about as well as I can the older baby A. seemanni.
This is him/her (pic from day of arrival).
Just hasn't made a big mound since the entrance is under a piece of cork bark. Although he/she does cover the opening to under the piece of cork bark. Has also made a nice tunnel system where I can view him/her about as well as I can the older baby A. seemanni.
This is him/her (pic from day of arrival).
Attachments
Last edited:
- Messages
- 216
- Location
- New Jersey
Nothing like a good ol' pet hole!
