Enn's bunch

[Just1moreT]

One big bum . My Paraphysa sp. Tiger, Arica, never hides away and will come towards me if I open the container although no threat poses.

There nice T's and my girl pretty much acts same way yours does ,and likes to hang out on the sides of her container lol

 

[Enn49]

Tigger, my Omothymus schioedtei (formerly Cyriopagopus schioedtei) has just let me take a photo of it without running away - must be Christmas

 

[Kymura]

LOL! clever!

 

[sym]

@Enn49 . I've got a E.Murinus sling if you want that to lol ;-)

 

[Enn49]

@sym I'd love one, it's on my wish list too, but I can't really afford it as well as the pulchripes . Thank you for the offer though.

If I should disappear for a day or two, it's not me. York is suffering severe flooding, we're on Severe Flood Warning where I live and we've just found out that the main telephone exchange in York centre has been affected and is running on a generator so it is possible we may lose phone and broadband at some point. I have already moved most of my Ts upstairs just in case.

 

[sym]

@Enn49 . I've seen pictures of York in the paper and online. My fingers are crossed for you. Let's hope you don't get flooded.
Good luck.

 

[Enn49]

@sym Thanks. The problem here is that because the flood barrier failed the water in the Ouse flows back up the Foss and the Beck in our village gets water backing up from the Foss. Luckily it didn't reach us so we can breathe again for a couple of days until the next lot of rain is forecast.

If you still have the Euathlus sp red I might be tempted

 

[sym]

@Enn49 . Very pleased you haven't been affected. Let's hope the rain stays away for a while.
Yes I've still got my sp red

 

[Enn49]

@sym Put my name on it then, please.

That last post of mine I wrote last night but just as I posted it the internet went off, luckily it saved it and I posted it this evening when we eventually got the net back. The Beck did over flow but I don't think any houses were flooded as there is a fairly wide green on either side of it. The danger was if it came up too far and flooded the gardens behind us. We also have a cricket field opposite us which tends to flood and drain onto the road outside us.

 

[sym]

@Enn49 . No problem it's yours
I live on a hill so we will never get flooded . Glad it's kept away

 

[Enn49]

@sym Thank you.

 

[Enn49]

Cyriocosmus bertae, Inca


Psalmopoeus irminia, Falcon


Poecilotheria vittata, Enn


Grammostola rosea, Ember, with it's very shiny bum


Last but by no means least, newly moulted Mali, my Python Regius

 

[Enn49]

My little Cyriocosmus elegans, Mendo, has been with me exactly 9 months and in that time I have only seen it when I rehoused it 3 months ago. 10 days ago a small hole appeared in the surface of the substrate and a little exo was pushed out, Mendo had moulted. Last night I spotted this....

 

[Enn49]

P. irminia, Falcon


Oligoxystre diamantinensis, Culli, being its usual placid self.......


....... until it realised food was coming


My B. smithi, Pico


My son's B. smithi, Popo

 

[Enn49]

At last a photo of my Christmas T, the little Neostenotarsus sp Suriname, Kalina, that my son bought me. Looking at those legs I think it may have moulted.


Psalmopoeus reduncus, Coffee

 

[Kymura]

@Enn49 , I love coffee, is that adult coloration?

 

[Enn49]

@Kymura Yes, it's adult colouring but although it may be nondescript but when you see its underside you see why it called Costa Rican Orangemouth

 

[Enn49]

A couple that I don't often get chance to take photos of

Kochiana brunnipes, Pixie


Nhandu chromatus, Zingu.

 

[Enn49]

This little fur ball has been with me for 4 months and this is the most I've seen of it since it came. Food disappears very quickly and there has been lots of holes made, building work done and some webbing, also 2 moults but no sign of Kofi until the last 2 days.

Heteroscodra maculata, Kofi

 

[Enn49]

Dolichothele diamantinensis (formerly Oligoxystre diamantinensis), Culli


Holothele sanguiniceps, Paria. I'm hiding from you!!!


Cyriocosmus bertae, Inca