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Wolfy72
09-12-2005, 10:02 PM
Was doin some tank cleaning and stuff tonight and took advantage of the chance to snap a few pics......

H.Lividum
H.Hystocrates
A.Seemani BCF
T.Cyaneum or Hommoeoma sp.Blue (I think) Labeled as Mexican RedBloom when purchased
B.Smithi
Wolfy72
09-12-2005, 10:04 PM
lol... It reversed the order..
ChrisNCT
09-12-2005, 10:07 PM
Very Nice.....all of them!

Nice Pics too!
brigebane
09-12-2005, 10:19 PM
All very nice looking tarantulas; thanks for sharing with us.
aaronrefalo
09-13-2005, 04:14 AM
Nice....all of them are great looking...but most of the is the H.lividum

Aaron
BileDrunk
09-13-2005, 05:45 PM
That lividum needs more dirt bro! ;P Start here (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=haplopelma+lividum+caresheet) for more info or just use the search option here.

Nice pics otherwise.

Take care. :)

edit That seemani looks pretty hungry too. Is it just post molt? If not, feed that spider, stat! ;P

Gary
Cheshire
09-13-2005, 06:01 PM
That H. Gigas is beautiful.

It's gonna be one of my first Ts
Jaygnar
09-13-2005, 06:07 PM
Beautiful T's. They all look healthy and happy, but well, what BileDrunk said. ;)
Lorgakor
09-13-2005, 06:24 PM
edit That seemani looks pretty hungry too. Is it just post molt? If not, feed that spider, stat! ;P

Gary

That isn't an A. seemani from what I can see, and it also looks like a mature male. Probably not the owners fault it is skinny. It is labeled as T.Cyaneum or Hommoeoma sp.Blue. The actual A. seemani pictured is fat and healthy looking. But I agree the H. lividum needs more dirt, but it's possible this is a temporary enclosure? The post does say he was doing tank cleaning.
Wolfy72
09-14-2005, 05:37 PM
Yes that was a temporary tank, i was cleaning and addin more dirt since her last moult.
and where are you seein H.Gigas??
Wolfy72
09-14-2005, 05:38 PM
That lividum needs more dirt bro! ;P Start here (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=haplopelma+lividum+caresheet) for more info or just use the search option here.

Nice pics otherwise.

Take care. :)

edit That seemani looks pretty hungry too. Is it just post molt? If not, feed that spider, stat! ;P

Gary
Temp Tank AND Post moult
Wolfy72
09-14-2005, 05:42 PM
That H. Gigas is beautiful.

It's gonna be one of my first Ts
Ok i stand corrected,, Pet store sold her to me as H.Hystocrates or Hercules Baboon.
either way she's still a beauty and OMFG talk about aggressive,makes even my murinus look tame.
GoTerps
09-14-2005, 05:49 PM
Very nice spiders!

Is the "T. cyaneum" a mature male? Looks it... if so find a mate for him, these are very uncommonly bred in captivity.

Also, in case your interested, the name "Thrixopelma cyaneum" should be considered nomen nudum... basically it's no good... Schmidt (the person who described it as such) didn't follow the rules of the ICZN when describing it. Not sure what genus it will even end up in.
Wolfy72
09-14-2005, 06:54 PM
Very nice spiders!

Is the "T. cyaneum" a mature male? Looks it... if so find a mate for him, these are very uncommonly bred in captivity.

Also, in case your interested, the name "Thrixopelma cyaneum" should be considered nomen nudum... basically it's no good... Schmidt (the person who described it as such) didn't follow the rules of the ICZN when describing it. Not sure what genus it will even end up in.
Yes he's a mature male, but i have yet to find an available female anywhere near me. Also have a mature male L.Parahybana, B.Vagans, P.Cancerides, and i think i have a male P.Fasciata now as well.
syndicate
09-14-2005, 08:58 PM
cool pics..i like your b.smithi
Cheshire
09-14-2005, 09:41 PM
Ok i stand corrected,, Pet store sold her to me as H.Hystocrates or Hercules Baboon.
either way she's still a beauty and OMFG talk about aggressive,makes even my murinus look tame.


Sorry...didn't mean to correct you. I've never seen H. Hystocrates and apparrently H. Hurcules is extremely so that leaves H. Crassipes or H. Gigas. I haven't seen anyone on the boards post pics of H. Crassipes (although I've heard that quite a few H. Gigas are actually H. Crassipes :? ) so I saw the genus name Hystocrates and assumed that Gigas followed it.

In shorter terms, I didn't pay too much attention to the name.
Wolfy72
09-14-2005, 09:47 PM
Heres my P.Cancerides since his moult into a mature male. Alojng with my P.Fasciata who doesnt wanna stop growing
Cheshire
09-14-2005, 09:49 PM
Ok i stand corrected,, Pet store sold her to me as H.Hystocrates or Hercules Baboon.
either way she's still a beauty and OMFG talk about aggressive,makes even my murinus look tame.


Sorry...didn't mean to correct you. I've never seen H. Hystocrates and apparrently H. Hurcules is extremely so that leaves H. Crassipes or H. Gigas. I haven't seen anyone on the boards post pics of H. Crassipes (although I've heard that quite a few H. Gigas are actually H. Crassipes :? ) so I saw the genus name Hystocrates and assumed that Gigas followed it.

In shorter terms, I didn't pay too much attention to the name.