Some feeding pictures.

[CrystalRose]

Last night was feeding night and I decided to take a few pictures of my T's

My G. pulchra Ebony. She loves her roaches.



My B. vagans Ruby. She is so hard to get pictures of but I managed to snap a few.





My B. emilia Charlotte. She got herself a pretty big dubia.





My B. albopilosum. It never misses a meal!





My P. scrofa Penny. Her favorite thing is to eat.



My G. rosea. My first T. She loves to eat as well.



Thanks for looking!

 

[Sabeth]

Wow, your photos are stunning. I loooooooooove your B. emelia!! First saw her when you posted her post-molt pics. My B. smithi is upside-down as I write...I'm expecting a big surprise tomorrow morning! Thanks for sharing.

 

[CrystalRose]

Thanks! I love my emilia too. Sometimes I just stare at her lol. Take some pics of your B. smithi when it's done molting. I would love to see it. B. smithi is on my want list!

 

[Sabeth]

She molted last night. I'll open up a thread when I get some decent pics.

 

[CrystalRose]

Can't wait to see them! Leaving for a camping trip in a few so I will look when I get back!

 

[Sabeth]

Enjoy your trip!

 

[Christell Erasmus]

WOW!! You always upload the most amazing photo's. Maybe I should hire you to come and snap some photo's of my babies . But wel done, you have brilliant looking tarantulas.

 

[CrystalRose]

Thanks! I would love to be a tarantula photographer! Would be an awesome career

 

[Dean Whitlock]

You really are a gifted T photographer. They are exceptional. What camera do you use.

 

[CrystalRose]

You really are a gifted T photographer. They are exceptional. What camera do you use.

Thank you . I use a Canon T1i DSLR. Sometimes I use a Sigma macro lens and other times I use a Canon 18-55 lens. Just depends on the situation.

 

[Denny Dee]

Taking notes.....

Great shots!

 

[Alexander White]

Yes, very amazing photos youve taken! crisp and clear! All detail is visible! love them! ooo i would love to own a B. emilia some day, how cool-looking!

 

[CrystalRose]

Thank you! I hope you get your B. emilia one day