My son wanted to take the pics this time and measure the T's that would let him. 
It's been a while since i posted updates to my collection, so without further ado....
Marley, my son's GBB, he says is estimated at 3"+ but in the pic he took she (suspect female, will hopefully verify next molt) looks just shy of 3" to me.
Next up is our new Pcam escape artist. My son took the lid off his enclosure yesterday when he got home from school to fill the water dish, turned around to get the syringe, and there was an empty enclosure. an hour later and a frantic phone call to me, he found the T sitting on his blanket on his bed. Blended in really well. So now the Pcam is back in his enclosure with another couple inches of substrate as he was trying to burrow in the inch or so he was in before but it didn't work well.
Pic shows about 1.5" but he's kinda stretched out, relaxed i'm thinking closer to 1.25"
Next up... Percy the H. sp Columbia large Pumpkin Patch. just over an inch in this pic
And here's Buddha. our monstrous 3/4" G. rosea One of my favorites, and probably the most frustrating of our Ts.
And Raven, our A. versicolor, showing a bit more variation in her colors now after the last molt. She was a gorgeous bright blue prior.
And last but not least, Astrid, my son's A. chalcodes. He didn't take a pic of us measuring her but she weighed in at a solid 4" relaxed dls. Also starting to brush her hairs off her abdomen and getting the dark patch, so a molt is coming soon For those that don't know we purchased her as a 3"+ female from KTBG.
And that's all for now. This weekend we're hoping to measure and photograph the other Ts that will cooperate. My son needs base sizes to compare for his project.
It's been a while since i posted updates to my collection, so without further ado....Marley, my son's GBB, he says is estimated at 3"+ but in the pic he took she (suspect female, will hopefully verify next molt) looks just shy of 3" to me.
Next up is our new Pcam escape artist. My son took the lid off his enclosure yesterday when he got home from school to fill the water dish, turned around to get the syringe, and there was an empty enclosure. an hour later and a frantic phone call to me, he found the T sitting on his blanket on his bed. Blended in really well. So now the Pcam is back in his enclosure with another couple inches of substrate as he was trying to burrow in the inch or so he was in before but it didn't work well.
Pic shows about 1.5" but he's kinda stretched out, relaxed i'm thinking closer to 1.25"
Next up... Percy the H. sp Columbia large Pumpkin Patch. just over an inch in this pic
And here's Buddha. our monstrous 3/4" G. rosea
One of my favorites, and probably the most frustrating of our Ts.And Raven, our A. versicolor, showing a bit more variation in her colors now after the last molt. She was a gorgeous bright blue prior.
And last but not least, Astrid, my son's A. chalcodes. He didn't take a pic of us measuring her but she weighed in at a solid 4" relaxed dls. Also starting to brush her hairs off her abdomen and getting the dark patch, so a molt is coming soon
For those that don't know we purchased her as a 3"+ female from KTBG. And that's all for now. This weekend we're hoping to measure and photograph the other Ts that will cooperate. My son needs base sizes to compare for his project.
