Enn's bunch

[Enn49]

Sasquatch, my I. hirsutum, has built a web hammock at the very top of its container attaching one side to the lid itself so if I lift on side of the lid up it tips the hammock, the other side is fine except that Sasquatch is right there. Luckily it's a very placid T and will stay completely still while I top the water bowl up and take a few pics.

 

[Enn49]

H. sp Colombia klein, Vita. This one spends quite a lot of time in the open


H. gabonensis , Kota, is rarely seen and quick to run and hide. It has an amazing system of web tunnels and burrows through the substrate making it very difficult to find the T.

 

[Enn49]

My little A. laerta, Frio, is doing really well. Considering it lost 2 legs during a moult in transit from Poland, it's very active and loves being up in the domed lid, it feeds well and has done quite a bit of webbing.

 

[spidey noob]

im glad to see this one is doing well !!!

 

[Fuzzball79]

He/she is looking well. Nice and plump

 

[Enn49]

@spidey noob and @Fuzzball79 Thanks. I'll just be so pleased when it gets through its next moult

 

[Enn49]

H. sanguiniceps, Paria


C. elegans, Jumbie


T. gigas, Cayenne. I think it was getting fed up with me trying to get a decent pic

 

[Enn49]

C. perezmilesi, Beni, has started spending a lot of time on the surface now and is remarkably calm.

 

[Enn49]

A couple of my larger dwarf Ts, both will only grow to around 2''

Phlogiellus sp. baeri, Data. Currently around 1.5''


Paraphysa sp. Tiger, Arica. Not far off 2'' now

 

[Enn49]

An unusual view of Tigger, my C. schioedtei


T. gigas, Cayenne.

 

[Enn49]

P.vittata, Enn


P. reduncus, Coffee


A. laerta, Frio.

 

[Enn49]

I forgot to add that tonight I am ordering a new E. sp red as I miss the little one that died and I'm also getting an H. maculata. They're coming from Poland so I hope they'll be here by the end of the week.

 

[sym]

@Enn49. How do you keep your midnight blue?

 

[Enn49]

@sym They like fairly high humidity so I over fill the water bowl, plenty of substrate so they can burrow. Mine began with a hole but has built up a tube of web and substrate almost to the top of the container. Don't expect to see much of it as they are very shy.

 

[sym]

@Enn49 .. That's ok then sound similar to the skeleton. Still waiting on them coming. Both enclosures are ready and up to temp..

 

[Enn49]

@sym I was told to keep as H.lividum. I was hoping my 2 new ones would be here by the end of the week but I'm beginning to think it may be next week unless they're shipped tomorrow.

 

[Enn49]

Pixie, one of my 2 K. brunnipes moulted last night


They say you need patience when you keep Ts, well this next one has certainly tried mine. Mendo, a C. elegans, has been with me 5 months and this is my first sight of it since the day after it arrived.


Another that I've had for 4 months and not seen is Luzia, an N. chromatus, so imagine the shock I got on opening the tub to find it sitting on the surface . Mind I think it got just as big a shock as it scooted back down below. It's a good 0.75'' now so I guess there must be a couple of old exos buried in the substrate. Hopefully I may get to see it's sac mate Zingu soon too.

 

[Enn49]

Another that I haven't seen much of appeared this morning, I guess they're growing up lol. This time it was my Ami sp Panama, Palma

 

[Enn49]

Davus fasciatus (Cyclosternum fasciatum), Beck


T. gigas, Cayenne

 

[Enn49]

@sym I thought you might be interested in the new extension to my H. sp Midnight Blue's home. It began with a hole behind the cork bark and grew upwards, covered in substrate but over the last week it has made this amazing tunnel across the top of the container.