Fat Foto Thread

[Brian S]

Hey, let's see all the fat pictures. Here are some of mine
http://img69.echo.cx/img69/732/mvc001s2ol.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
http://img69.echo.cx/img69/2779/mvc002s8we.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
http://img69.echo.cx/img69/6312/mvc003s5gu.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
http://img69.echo.cx/img69/7945/mvc004s8zw.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
http://img69.echo.cx/img69/9295/mvc005s4pc.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

[Mattyb]

Nice pics. Love the OBT :clap:




-Mattyb

[Joe1968]

here is my fattest T. shes soo fat she could hardly move, can someone identify this T?

this is the most frustrating of all my collection, hardly eat (I know its amazing), very very slow grower, shes only 1'' and never ever molted not even once, I had her since June 2004. I got her at a pet store labeled as Rio grande gold or A. moderatum, can some please identify or verify? thanks.

[Mattyb]

Wow i don't know what species it is but she sure is a fatty. And you say she hardly eats? huh that is amazing.



-Mattyb

[Joe1968]

nope, she probly ate total of 10 cricket since I got her, that water dish is a bottle cap, so you can see how tiny she is.

[Mattyb]

is that a 20oz bottle cap? if so she is very tiny.



-Mattyb

[JohnxII]

here is my fattest T. shes soo fat she could hardly move, can someone identify this T?

this is the most frustrating of all my collection, hardly eat (I know its amazing), very very slow grower, shes only 1'' and never ever molted not even once, I had her since June 2004. I got her at a pet store labeled as Rio grande gold or A. moderatum, can some please identify or verify? thanks.

That 2nd T does look like the juvenile ones I saw personally. However I don't have any right now. The first one... I can only guess also Aphonopelma sp.?

[Olli]

Hey Joe..
Judging by the photo, i`d say is an A. chalcodes. Aphonopelma spec. is known as a VERY! slow growing spec. I own an A.anax myself and it grows soooo slow.

[gothmog]

Greedy L. striatus, this guy is twice the size of his brothers (about 2cm :} ).

http://www.pbase.com/gothmog/image/38832199/original.jpg

[MyNameHere]

is that a 20oz bottle cap? if so she is very tiny.



-MattybI can't be sure, but it looks like it might be a pill bottle cap.

[Lochala]

Mercies, I don't know what keeps them from exploding!

[Brian S]

Wow Joe, I can't believe your spider still hasn't molted. It looks bigger now than when I saw it. I didn't know one could get so fat just breathing air hahaha :D

[stonemantis]

Those are some fat spiders. I bet their owners feed them well :drool:

[WhyTeDraGon]

here are some of mine:

L. parahybana:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/WhyTeDraGon/Tarantulas/L%20parahybana/Lp1.jpg

G. rosea #1:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/WhyTeDraGon/Tarantulas/G%20rosea/Harmony/DSCF0001.jpg

G. rosea #2:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/WhyTeDraGon/Tarantulas/G%20rosea/Destiny/DSCF00155.jpg

[Brian S]

This looks like a prime Weight Watcher's Thread haha

[jbrd]

well where is mary kate when ya need her!!!!!

[stonemantis]

here is my fattest T. shes soo fat she could hardly move, can someone identify this T?

this is the most frustrating of all my collection, hardly eat (I know its amazing), very very slow grower, shes only 1'' and never ever molted not even once, I had her since June 2004. I got her at a pet store labeled as Rio grande gold or A. moderatum, can some please identify or verify? thanks.

Its hard to tell what species it is but I do know that Mexican Blond Ts can store huge amounts of fat and then they go extended fasts.

[Scott C.]

.....can some please identify or verify? thanks.
Can do neither, but I can tell you it looks just like A. moderatum when it was that size. Mine got adult colors at about 2", and is probably between 2.5"-3" right now. Behaviour matches too. Mine hasn't eaten anything in at least a month, and it is still fat as hell. It's been around 5-6 months since the last molt. Hope this helps a little. Good luck with your little fatty. :)

[Joe1968]

Can do neither, but I can tell you it looks just like A. moderatum when it was that size. Mine got adult colors at about 2", and is probably between 2.5"-3" right now. Behaviour matches too. Mine hasn't eaten anything in at least a month, and it is still fat as hell. It's been around 5-6 months since the last molt. Hope this helps a little. Good luck with your little fatty. :)


thanks Scott thats helps. :)

[Arachnomaniak]

Sweet pics. I have some juvi G. pulchra that are sooo fat they remind me of ticks!!! HUGE abdomen attatched to such a small arapace and legs just looks funny.

After seeing this thread the words "I like big butts and I cannot lie" come to mind! LOL

[Brian S]

After seeing this thread the words "I like big butts and I cannot lie" come to mind! LOL

LOL!!! This is the official big booty thread :D

[JimBaskey]

Wow! Jenny Craig would have a field day with this thread...lol

[Lorgakor]

These two are my fattest right now.

B. smithi in premolt.
http://img45.echo.cx/img45/1746/dsc01053a0rk.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

G. pulchra.
http://img103.echo.cx/img103/1888/dsc01073a1vd.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

[Brian S]

Jenny Craig would sure like to get a hold of those lol

[JohnxII]

Acanthoscurria geniculata (adult female)
Avicularia geroldi (juvenile unsexed)

[brachy]

She is my smithi. She is quite fat :). Than she is fatter.
http://brachy-kepei.uw.hu/For/fel_1113849848.jpg

[koldaar]

Here's my 3" A. genic. What a fatty! This is definitely my favorite T out of my collection of 8.

[Brian S]

You all need to start feeding low calorie crickets!!!!...lol :D

[jbrd]

is it really very healthy to feed your T's till they look like they will explode?

[robustum]

B,klaasi1,0
best regards Jürgen