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Well, I just got a new phone with a half decent camera, and can now take semi decent, non blurry pictures, so I figured I would start a picture thread of my collection. I'll do a few at a time, eventually I'll have them all up, even the hiders. Here's a few from my feeding/maintenance check today.
My male boehmei
My sub adult female GBB. She speaks for herself
My juvenile male pulchripes, the fastest growing Grammastola I've ever seen. Also, touched in the carapace and quite aggressive. He behaves like the worst of the P cancerides I've heard about, actually trying to come out of his enclosure at me. Here he is feeding on an adult male dubia. He's around four inches. I'm very fond of this psycho
This is one of six sp columbia large slings, she was nice enough to pose. All of them have decent obt- like web tunnels started, and are burrowing as well. They all seem to come out periodically though, which is refreshing.
This is my juvie female B vagans, who's going through an awkward teenager phase and doesn't come out of her room much lately. She's around 4 inches, also feeding on an adult male dubia. My spiders work tirelessly to make sure the male to female ratio in my dubia colony is correct
And this is the adult male Lp waiting on my female to molt. I've handled him three times now, very docile and tolerant, he reminds me of Amblypigi, except with big fangs. He's around 7 1/2 inches. He's eaten only three times for me, including tonight. He's still looking good though. And my female is well into premolt.
And my EBT, showing a threat pose to a play item.
She eventually calmed down and fed on the play item.
My male boehmei
My sub adult female GBB. She speaks for herself
My juvenile male pulchripes, the fastest growing Grammastola I've ever seen. Also, touched in the carapace and quite aggressive. He behaves like the worst of the P cancerides I've heard about, actually trying to come out of his enclosure at me. Here he is feeding on an adult male dubia. He's around four inches. I'm very fond of this psycho
This is one of six sp columbia large slings, she was nice enough to pose. All of them have decent obt- like web tunnels started, and are burrowing as well. They all seem to come out periodically though, which is refreshing.
This is my juvie female B vagans, who's going through an awkward teenager phase and doesn't come out of her room much lately. She's around 4 inches, also feeding on an adult male dubia. My spiders work tirelessly to make sure the male to female ratio in my dubia colony is correct
And this is the adult male Lp waiting on my female to molt. I've handled him three times now, very docile and tolerant, he reminds me of Amblypigi, except with big fangs. He's around 7 1/2 inches. He's eaten only three times for me, including tonight. He's still looking good though. And my female is well into premolt.
And my EBT, showing a threat pose to a play item.
She eventually calmed down and fed on the play item.