More rehoused

[Enn49]

This should be the last lot for a while. My babies are growing up.

First were the 2 Catumiri argentinense.

Burito

Iguassu

Next were my 2 Sahydroaraneus raja

Kerala. This was the first S. raja that I got as a tiny sling just over a year ago and have barely seen it since, in fact it had worried me at times.

Malabar has only been with me for 5 months and has been more visible than Kerala

Lastly I rehoused Mist, my Phlogiellus atriceps locality Bogor. I rehoused this one mainly because its old home looked so tatty then realised that it had grown more than I'd thought so I shall have to find it something bigger soon.

 

[Dave Jay]

Nice pictures, it was good to see the Phlogiellus especially for me being that they are somewhat similar to my Phlogius.
And no one running amok!

 

[Enn49]

Nice pictures, it was good to see the Phlogiellus especially for me being that they are somewhat similar to my Phlogius.
And no one running amok!

Thank you. I love the Phlogiellus, one of my favourites is the sp. baeri but I don't have any Phlogius yet.

 

[Dave Jay]

I'm enjoying them, the small ones spend most of their time at the entrance to their holes, but the larger ones are mostly out and about

 

[Whitelightning777]

How defensive do they get as they grow? Just curious.

 

[Enn49]

How defensive do they get as they grow? Just curious.

None of my Phlogiellus have given me a threat pose, I currently have 5, although the sp Baeri used to run at me when I opened her container when she was small but she's very calm now. The 3 sp Khao Soc girls will run and hide.