Enn's bunch

[Enn49]

Another moult today, this one from one of my K. brunnipes, Pixie.

 

[Enn49]

Holothele sanguiniceps, Paria. This one moved in under the piece of cork bark within minutes of arriving at the end of April it has done nothing but sit there. Paria hasn't webbed or dug other than enlarging the gap below when it shed.

 

[Enn49]

This one is just so easy to get photos of, a real poser.

O. diamantinensis, Culli

 

[Enn49]

T. gigas, Cayenne


P. vittata, Enn. Not a threat pose, she sat there quite still while I took her water bowl out to wash, refill and replace

 

[Enn49]

P. metallica, Trip seems to be settling into its new home, has taken a liking to that top corner


E. sp red, Copper. This one is such a tiny T but a very active one, no digging or hiding away but always pottering around. Hard to believe that they are pinhead crickets in there.


@sym Midnight

 

[Enn49]

I fed my 2 H. incei last night and managed to catch both eating for once. They've always been greedy feeders but these 2 photos show there different personalities. The containers are 3'' cubes to give and idea of size.

Yoda, the bold one.


Calypso, the shy one, prefers to take its food down below.

 

[Enn49]

O. sp Blue Panay, Taal, who moulted a few days ago has finally shown itself long enough for a photo.....


....but wasn't hanging around for a second pic.

 

[Enn49]

Phlogiellus sp. baeri, Data, has moulted today

 

[sym]

Cool looking T
Im on the hunt for a goliath sling

 

[Enn49]

@sym This any good http://www.spidersonline.pl/en_US/p/Theraphosa-stirmi-L2/294?currency=GBP. I haven't used them yet but they have been recommended.

Data is the T that would run at me when I tried to open its container but since I rehoused it, it seems to have calmed down.

 

[sym]

Run at you ? Dont like the sound of that lol.
will have a look at that site
Would be interested in a midnight blue

 

[sym]

Ive just seen my LP! Cant belive the size of it.! Think its female

 

[Enn49]

How big?

 

[sym]

I cant get a good enough picture to do it justice she is still in her hide hasnt come out yet from moulting but she has eaten tonight and her water bowl rapidly keeps going down

 

[sym]

My male H.Incei is out tonight. Hopefully my female will come soon.very excited to try. Dont thinkmi will have any problems getting rid of the slings. Will keep 6 for further breeding

 

[Enn49]

I've not had any broadband all day so here's a catch up.

Last night I found Coffee, my P. reduncus, moulting






I've not seen much of this little one, Jumbie, one of my 2 C. elegans


C. perezmilesi, Beni, had its first small cricket tonight and really pounced on it


My O. diamantinensis, Culli, surprised me by moulting overnight. It just keeps getting brighter each moult.

 

[PamCz]

Holothele sanguiniceps, Paria. This one moved in under the piece of cork bark within minutes of arriving at the end of April it has done nothing but sit there. Paria hasn't webbed or dug other than enlarging the gap below when it shed.

That's EXACTLY what my Orphnaecus sp. Cebu does. Fun, huh? Virtual thrill ride.

 

[PamCz]

Congrats on your molts...

 

[Enn49]

@PamCz Thanks. At least I can see the H. sanguiniceps not like some of my little ones.

 

[PamCz]

@PamCz Thanks. At least I can see the H. sanguiniceps not like some of my little ones.

@Enn49 Yes...I suppose seeing it is better than not. But...it just sits there with its "face" buried & its butt sticking out. *sigh* Just...boring. lol
Here's my resident "butt"...since that's all I see. Maybe a rename to Derrière would be appropriate.