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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tabitha" data-source="post: 140525" data-attributes="member: 27934">Hi all, thank you for your suggestions on what to look out for at my first show in the area, i am a beginner, It was very busy but fun to see what was there, wanted to share with you what I could get and some pictures of their new homes, I have 8 vivs on a shelving unit, all are lit with led lights, all decorated, each one slightly different with driftwood, iwagumi shimmer wood stone, dragon stone, or desert stone,I couldn’t find any euathlus red, there were slings but I wanted a juv so that had to wait, I did however find the following, here they are...[USER=27883]@Tortoise Tom[/USER] i did find a vagans, it’s a nice size, juv, not showing some of the colour yet but I was pleased to find one there..[ATTACH=full]33475[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]33476[/ATTACH]A brachypelma albiceps, very pleased, again juv, nice size.[ATTACH=full]33477[/ATTACH]Aphonopelma seemanni, this was the biggest, it’s very beautiful and I’m very taken with it,[ATTACH=full]33478[/ATTACH]My beautiful aphonopelma chlacodes, it is large and I was again very pleased to get it[ATTACH=full]33479[/ATTACH]A bad picture of my Davus pentaloris, only the size of a large fingernail but very nice, I’ve yet to House this one it will soon.[ATTACH=full]33480[/ATTACH]This is the aphonopelma chalcodes terrarium[ATTACH=full]33481[/ATTACH]And the B albiceps home[ATTACH=full]33482[/ATTACH]</blockquote>