Enn's bunch

[Enn49]

I've taken the plunge and ordered another Avic after my first attempt failed. This time I've ordered an A. laeta and am also getting a T. violaceus

 

[Enn49]

As though my T. gigas, Cayenne, heard me talking about getting another Tapinauchenius it has moulted today


H. gabonensis, Kota, put in an appearance at feeding time.

 

[Enn49]

8 months ago I bought this little P. irminia, Falcon, off eBay for £8 (12USD)


Falcon moulted a few weeks ago and today is the first time I've seen it out since. Now around 2.5'' dls.

 

[PamCz]

Wow!! lol... Changing all the time!

 

[Enn49]

@PamCz I'm thrilled with it and just praying it's a female

 

[Enn49]

My biggest B. smithi, Pico, has moulted today but it's not showing its new outfit just a teasing view of legs.

 

[Enn49]

I've just got a half decent pic of my T. gigas, Cayenne since its moult 3 days ago

 

[spidey noob]

There all stunning enn

 

[PamCz]

Small little smithi...cute!

*sigh* I think I need a T. gigas. (lol)

 

[Enn49]

There all stunning enn

Thank you spidey noob. I'm really chuffed that they are all doing so well.

Small little smithi...cute!

*sigh* I think I need a T. gigas. (lol)

My other B. smithi is even cuter and yes you do need a T gigas but be warned they are very fast

 

[PamCz]

Yes...I've heard! Was thinking a gigas &/or a T. violaceus.

 

[Chubbs]

Fast isn't giving them enough credit lol. Tappies are even faster than pokies, psalmos, and basically all old worlds.

 

[PamCz]

So, what you're saying is...they give meaning to the word "teleport." lol...good to know.

 

[Enn49]

Teleport is definitely a good description. I can try to take a photo of mine and in the click of the shutter it's gone.

I have a T.violaceus coming late next week so it will be double trouble

 

[Enn49]

B. albopilosum, Coco,


T. gigas, Cayenne. This little one is spending much more time out in the open.


H. sp Colombia klein, Vita. This one seems to be settling in well and showing itself more often.

 

[Enn49]

My tiny K. brunnipes, Elf has moulted tonight. No pics yet as it has gone to ground.

 

[Enn49]

Seeing as I have 2 new little babies coming next week I thought it time to move some of my not so little babies into larger homes. All 4 are feeding on small crickets having moved up from pinheads a few weeks ago. The strange thing was that all 4 walked from their vials into the new containers with just a gentle nudge to point them in the right direction, not one attempted to escape.

H. sanguiniceps, Paria.


C. perezmilesi, Beni


C. bertae, Inca


N. sp Guyana, Arawak

 

[Enn49]

Coffee, my P. reduncus, has been here a month now and has finally started to leave the safety of its burrow.



Any idea of sex please?

 

[spidey noob]

looks male to me !!!

 

[Fuzzball79]

Small little smithi...cute!

*sigh* I think I need a T. gigas. (lol)

Definitely! They're quite underrated. Just make sure you're covering all possible escape routes when rehousing because in most cases they will attempt a dash (in want for a "faster" word, lol) for freedom.