Meludox's T's

[Meludox]

I figured I'd create a thread here to keep track of my current spiders and new arrivals as opposed to making a new thread every time I get one.
Here's my first T, Isabella the G. rosea.

 

[Meludox]

Beatrix - B. albopilosum.

 

[Meludox]

Inkfish - C. cyaneopubescens.

 

[Meludox]

Io - A. versicolor.

 

[Meludox]

Wink - A. avicularia.

 

[RedCapTrio]

Nice photos! Keep them coming and thanks for sharing.

 

[Meludox]

Nice photos! Keep them coming and thanks for sharing.

Absolutely, thanks!

 

[Meludox]

Yvonne - A. sp New River

 

[kormath]

Yvonne - A. sp New River
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Beautiful Ts, this one is on my list.

 

[Meludox]

Beautiful Ts, this one is on my list.

Yes, you should really get one. She is so stunning and gentle.

 

[kormath]

Really? That moves it up higher have to wait for some slings to come on the market. Only thing for sale now that i can find is a 3". i prefer raising them from sling.

 

[Meludox]

Caught my B. albop drinking from her bowl last night.

 

[Meludox]

I got four slings a bit ago and they're so skittish it's hard to get photos but I managed. Still didn't get one of the genic yet.

Navi - L. parahybana

 

[Meludox]

Ouija - G. pulchra

Quite a large rump. Hoping for a molt.

 

[Meludox]

This is all I have of my chromatus from the day I unpacked him.

Awol - N. chromatus

 

[Meludox]

A. geniculata

 

[Kymura]

This is all I have of my chromatus from the day I unpacked him.

Awol - N. chromatus
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Never really see my N.chromatus either, burrowed way down, I have the sling enclosures nestled into styrofoam, I periodically lift them enough to peek at their burrows, the teeny chromatus is alive and well, just hidden away at the very bottom of its enclosure.

 

[Meludox]

Taking photos of my N. chromatus is virtually impossible. He usually does hang around above ground but bolts for his burrow at the slightest disturbance. It is kinda funny though watching him suck prey down into his burrow like a trapdoor.

 

[Meludox]

3 new additions today;
A Psalmopoeus pulcher sling. Really beautiful, but SO fast! Gonna be quite the handful when it's older. Here it is eating a cricket.

 

[Meludox]

H. sp Columbia sling. I am already so in love with this species. Awesome eating response and quite feisty.