PanzoN88's eight legged pack

[Casey K.]

My P. atrichromatus is looking healthy as usual. @Casey K. this is the specimen I bought from you in October. The others are doing great as well. The B. schroederi and B. hamorii look like they are in the early stages of premolt.

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Now that's a purdy spood! . Schroederi are bad ass.

 

[PanzoN88]

@Casey K. the B. schroederi I bought from you decided to change yet again. (Ignore the spots, that is just pieces of substrate)

 

[Casey K.]

Beautiful!!! Now it's showing it's adult colors!!!

 

[Casey K.]

If you decide to sell her, PLEASE give me the opportunity to purchase first.

 

[PanzoN88]

If you decide to sell her, PLEASE give me the opportunity to purchase first.

I will be sure to remember that. Hopefully one day I can breed her, though I think it will be difficult to find a male when the time comes.

 

[Casey K.]

Yep.

 

[Casey K.]

I will be sure to remember that. Hopefully one day I can breed her, though I think it will be difficult to find a male when the time comes.

You know, I have an X. immanis female of you decide to trade her out.....if interested.....lol.

 

[PanzoN88]

You know, I have an X. immanis female of you decide to trade her out.....if interested.....lol.

Tempting as it is, i think she will stay put for now. If my H. dictator drops a sac or two, you will be first on my list.

 

[Casey K.]

Awesome! That'd be cool.

 

[PanzoN88]

Awesome! That'd be cool.

Are you into breeding? I have two MMs

 

[Casey K.]

Are you into breeding? I have two MMs

Oh yeah. I've produced several sacs. Whatcha got?

 

[PanzoN88]

Oh yeah. I've produced several sacs. Whatcha got?

E. Sp. red (he is a big male), H. dictator (this one i think is still charged up).

 

[sdsnybny]

E. Sp. red (he is a big male), H. dictator (this one i think is still charged up).

When was the MM's ultimate molt?

 

[PanzoN88]

When was the MM's ultimate molt?

E. Sp. red: 1/6/18 H. dictator, i'll have to check

I feel like they should make their rounds to other females instead of spending their last days, months or years pacing an enclosure. The H. dictator is more likely to stick around, since i know he did his thing, but the E. Sp. red needs to pass on his genes. If i could find another adult female that would be best, but i am looking at all options while he is still active.

 

[sdsnybny]

E. Sp. red: 1/6/18 H. dictator, i'll have to check

I feel like they should make their rounds to other females instead of spending their last days, months or years pacing an enclosure. The H. dictator is more likely to stick around, since i know he did his thing, but the E. Sp. red needs to pass on his genes. If i could find another adult female that would be best, but i am looking at all options while he is still active.

I have two new adult female E. sp Red but they are showing signs of premolt and who knows when they will actually molt. If he is still around then I will get with ya

 

[PanzoN88]

I have two new adult female E. sp Red but they are showing signs of premolt and who knows when they will actually molt. If he is still around then I will get with ya

My female is as well. Either way I am always looking for any Euathlus Sp. (one can never have too many reds). The molting habits of Euathlus Sp. red/yellow are weird. Two of my Sp. yellow and my female Sp. red are all in premolt, my third Sp. yellow molted a week and two days ago.

 

[PanzoN88]

B. albopilosum 0.1

 

[PanzoN88]

Another B. schroederi picture.

 

[PanzoN88]

One of my E. Sp. yellow slings

A blurry picture of my A. johnnycashi

My P. scrofa sling just days removed from its second molt in my care.

 

[PanzoN88]

B. hamorii freshly molted, she seems to be quite hairy compared to other B. hamorii I've seen in pictures.