Enn's bunch

[Enn49]

L. parahybana - Mole


T. gigas - Cayenne


C. bertae - Inca

 

[sym]

@Enn49 . How big is mole now ?

 

[Enn49]

@sym He won't be far off 7" now at full stretch. He doesn't often stretch out so it's difficult to tell exactly. Pip is still slightly smaller.

 

[sym]

@Enn49. I know what you mean I looked into my LP enclosure the other morning and it was spread out looked massive.
Mines female when do you think yours will have its ultimate moult?

 

[Enn49]

I have no idea. His last moult was a month ago so I don't expect him to moult again until sometime in the New Year.

 

[Enn49]

P. metallica, Trip. I'm seeing a lot more of her now that she's in an ExoTerra Nano.


T. violaceus, Demerara. These are voracious feeders, grabbing the cricket before it hits the web.


Python Regius, Mali. Another voracious feeder, you've got to love that happy smile when his rat goes down. (Alright I know he's not a T but he is still one of Enn's bunch)

 

[Enn49]

P. vittata, Enn


L. Parahybana, Pip


L. Parahybana, Mole

 

[Enn49]

After losing 2 legs during a moult in transit my little A. laerta has moulted twice more and now has all 8 legs. It moulted 5 days ago and this is the first time I've seen it since and am thrilled to see how much its grown - now around 1" dls.

 

[Enn49]

Feeding night tonight for the big Ts and guess who deigned to show herself, only Zera, my OBT. First I've seen of her in over 3 months and no the photo isn't upside down - she was.


Food also brought Trip, the P. metallica, out from her favourite corner

 

[Enn49]

Zera, the OBT, took her chance while she had her front door open to leave a pile of rubbish for me to move.

 

[Enn49]

Sable, my L. sp. Borneo Black, has begun to build web and substrate tunnels above ground in the same way that my C. schioedtei did so I'm guessing it will eventually fill the container with them.

 

[Enn49]

Sable, the L. sp. Borneo Black came out for a wander last night so I got to see all of it

 

[Enn49]

O. sp Blue Panay, Taal


H.incei, Calypso. Waiting for this one to moult


T. gigas, Cayenne

 

[Enn49]

One of my N. chromatus, Luzia, put in a very rare appearance last night

 

[Fuzzball79]

Love all your spiders.
Looking at Trip makes me miss my P. Met baby. Maybe some day....
Your LPs are simply gorgeous and I can't believe the size of Cayenne already. Fast growers aren't they. I saw mine this morning. She was half way out of her hole, looking huge. I might move her into an Exoterra Nano soon, maybe she'll come out a bit more then.

 

[Enn49]

@Fuzzball79 Thank you. You really must get another P. met soon, Trip has been so easy to raise and I see her every day, no hiding away. I can't believe how big Cayenne is now but the 2 T. violaceus are growing quickly too, I need to rehouse them very soon.

 

[Enn49]

K. brunnipes, Elf, showing an awful lot of leg


L. sp. Borneo Black, Sable


P.metallica, Trip



Then this afternoon I rehoused my P. sp. baeri, Data and P. sp. Tiger, Arica. Both of these are dwarf Ts so their new homes should last their life times and neither are burrowers so they haven't got a lot of substrate. They both made life easy by walking from their old containers into their new.

P. sp. baeri, Data


P. sp. Tiger, Arica


Arica always makes me think of a little feathered bird.

 

[Enn49]

P. reduncus, Coffee, has finally emerged from the depths after moulting 5 days ago

 

[Enn49]

I had to rehouse my B. smithi, Pico, today as the substrate was getting a bit too wet, due I suspect to a leaky water bowl. Pico is the shy one, my son's Popo never hides but this one does so it was a good chance to get a couple of photos.




N. chromatus, Luzia, is starting to spend more time out in the open

 

[Enn49]

Bottom's up from Tigger, my C. schioedtei. I've been trying to get a photo that shows its green legs for ages but it's so quick to hide at the slightest touch of the container. Last night I caught it just before it vanished.